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    Epic Australia Pass Now Includes Switzerland's Verbier 4 Vallées for 25/26 Season

    Michael FultonMichael Fulton·5 Mar 2025

    TL;DR

    Epic Australia Pass holders will gain five consecutive days of skiing at Switzerland's renowned Verbier 4 Vallées for the 2025/26 season. This addition brings one of Europe's premier freeride destinations to the already impressive lineup of international resorts available to pass holders.

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    Epic Australia Pass Now Includes Switzerland's Verbier 4 Vallées for 2025/26 Season

    Epic Australia Pass holders will gain unprecedented access to Switzerland's legendary Verbier 4 Vallées in the 2025/26 northern hemisphere season, with five consecutive days of skiing now included. Unlike the current season, which requires booking accommodation to access the resort, the new arrangement allows pass holders to visit without any lodging requirements.

    Verbier is widely regarded as home to some of Europe's best freeride terrain and serves as the gateway to Switzerland's largest ski area. The 4 Vallées network spans four valleys and connects six ski resorts, offering an impressive 410 kilometres of runs with spectacular views of the Matterhorn and Mont Blanc directly from the slopes.

    Located just two hours from Geneva in Switzerland's Valais Canton, Verbier is easily accessible by train or car from Vail Resorts' recently acquired Swiss properties, Crans-Montana Mountain Resort and Andermatt-Sedrun.

    Verbier Trail Map
    Verbier Trail Map. Credit: Verbier 4 Vallées

    Enhanced Value for the 2025 Season

    The 2025 Epic Australia Pass is currently on sale for AU$1,079 for adults (18-64 years), AU$619 for children (5-17 years), and AU$839 for seniors (65+ years).

    For skiers and riders seeking a more flexible option, Vail Resorts has introduced the Epic Australia 4-Day Pass for the 2025 winter season. Priced at AU$559 for adults, AU$315 for children, and AU$435 for seniors, this pass provides four days of combined access that can be used any day throughout the season at Perisher, Falls Creek, and Hotham.

    The adorable town of Verbier in winter.
    The adorable town of Verbier in winter. Credit: Verbier

    Exclusive Discounts for Pass Holders

    Both Epic Australia Pass and Epic Australia 4-Day Pass holders will receive significant savings on resort experiences at Australian resorts during the winter season, including:

    • 20% off group and private lessons
    • 20% off equipment rentals
    • 15% off accommodation at The Station in Jindabyne
    • Up to 15% off at Perisher and Hotham-owned food and beverage outlets

    The addition of Verbier 4 Vallées further enhances the global appeal of the Epic Australia Pass, which already includes access to premier international destinations such as Whistler Blackcomb (Canada), Vail, Breckenridge, and Park City (USA), as well as Hakuba Valley and Rusutsu (Japan).

    About the author

    Michael Fulton

    Michael Fulton

    Melbourne-based skier and snowboarder with 50+ resorts across 5 continents. Specialises in Australian resorts and international resort comparisons.

    50+ resorts visited15 years skiing

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