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Snowbound by Train and Bus: Ski Resorts Connected to Martigny via Switzerland’s Transit Network

These ten ski resorts are all reachable from Martigny by public transport. From family-friendly slopes to high-altitude runs, there's something for every skier. Whether you're after quiet pistes or lively après-ski villages, the Swiss rail network brings you close to the action.

The resorts below are sorted by travel time from Martigny, to facilitate your planning. Make sure to visit the map, to explore thousands of destinations and activities, reachable from any starting point in Switzerland.

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Bruson

Minimum travel time: 28m to Le Châble TV

Situated above the Val de Bagnes, this smaller resort offers a quieter alternative to the larger neighboring areas. The terrain provides a balanced mix suitable for progression, with slopes spread across wooded areas and open alpine sections. Its modest lift network accesses varied descents, making it appealing for those seeking a more relaxed mountain experience away from busier ski domains.

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  • dsl2

    Advanced slopes: 2.3km

  • dsl0

    Easy slopes: 6.7km

  • dsl1

    Intermediate slopes: 6.9km

  • dslt

    Total slope length: 16km

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How to get to Bruson

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4 Vallées – Verbier/La Tzoumaz/Nendaz/Veysonnaz/Thyon

Minimum travel time: 28m to Le Châble TV

One of Switzerland's most extensive ski domains, this interconnected area spans multiple valleys and villages across the Valais Alps. With a vast network of lifts linking high-altitude terrain, skiers enjoy exceptional variety from tree-lined runs to exposed alpine bowls. The significant infrastructure supports exploration across different elevations and aspects, offering everything from gentle cruising to challenging off-piste opportunities. Known for its scale and diversity, the region attracts both recreational skiers and freeriders seeking varied mountain experiences.

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  • dsl2

    Advanced slopes: 12.9km

  • dsl0

    Easy slopes: 59.8km

  • dsl1

    Intermediate slopes: 72.2km

  • dslt

    Total slope length: 156.6km

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How to get to 4 Vallées – Verbier/La Tzoumaz/Nendaz/Veysonnaz/Thyon

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Les Marecottes

Minimum travel time: 39m to La Creusaz

Les Marécottes is a small, family-oriented ski area in the Valais region with a handful of lifts serving primarily beginner-friendly terrain. The modest vertical drop and limited infrastructure create a relaxed atmosphere ideal for learning and improving technique. A local, village-based resort popular with families seeking an authentic mountain experience away from larger ski stations.

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  • dsl2

    Advanced slopes: 0.7km

  • dsl0

    Easy slopes: 7.8km

  • dsl1

    Intermediate slopes: 3.2km

  • dslt

    Total slope length: 11.6km

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telemarecottes.ch


How to get to Les Marecottes

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Lourtier

Minimum travel time: 44m to Lourtier, Lourtier-d'en-Haut

Lourtier is a small, tranquil ski village in the Val de Bagnes, offering a gentle learning environment ideal for beginners. With a single lift serving predominantly easy terrain, it provides a relaxed atmosphere away from crowded slopes. The compact area makes it easy to navigate, while the authentic alpine setting preserves traditional mountain charm. Located in a scenic valley, this modest resort suits those seeking simplicity and a peaceful introduction to skiing in the Swiss Alps.

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  • dsl0

    Easy slopes: 0.9km

  • dslt

    Total slope length: 0.9km

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How to get to Lourtier

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Champex-Lac

Minimum travel time: 47m to Champex-Lac, Jardin alpin

Located in the Val d'Arpette above Orcières, this small alpine station offers a calm mountain atmosphere with predominantly intermediate terrain. The compact ski area features a handful of lifts serving varied slopes, including some more challenging descents. Known for its tranquil lakeside setting and traditional Swiss character, it provides a peaceful alternative to busier resorts while maintaining access to satisfying skiing for intermediate and advanced skiers.

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  • dsl2

    Advanced slopes: 1km

  • dsl0

    Easy slopes: 0.2km

  • dsl1

    Intermediate slopes: 2.3km

  • dslt

    Total slope length: 3.6km

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How to get to Champex-Lac

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Bourg-Saint-Pierre

Minimum travel time: 48m to Bourg-St-Pierre, Raveire

Bourg-Saint-Pierre is a small, quiet mountain village in the Valais Alps offering a modest skiing experience. With a single lift and limited terrain, it caters primarily to beginners and those seeking a peaceful alpine atmosphere away from crowded resorts. The gentle slopes make it suitable for learning and leisurely runs. This intimate setting provides an authentic Swiss mountain village experience, ideal for those looking to enjoy winter sports in a tranquil, unpretentious environment.

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  • dsl0

    Easy slopes: 0.4km

  • dslt

    Total slope length: 0.4km

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How to get to Bourg-Saint-Pierre

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La Fouly

Minimum travel time: 51m to La Fouly VS

Situated in the Val Ferret at the foot of Mont Dolent, this small alpine resort offers a tranquil skiing experience with predominantly beginner-friendly terrain. The compact ski area features gentle slopes ideal for those learning to ski, complemented by a modest selection of more challenging runs. The traditional mountain village atmosphere and uncrowded slopes make it well-suited for relaxed winter days in a natural setting.

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  • dsl2

    Advanced slopes: 2km

  • dsl0

    Easy slopes: 4.5km

  • dsl1

    Intermediate slopes: 1.3km

  • dslt

    Total slope length: 7.8km

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lafouly.ch


How to get to La Fouly

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Villars-Gryon

Minimum travel time: 59m to Villars-sur-Ollon (télécabine)

Villars-Gryon offers a broad network of slopes across interconnected alpine terrain in the Vaudois Alps. The area features predominantly gentle runs suitable for beginners and progressive skiers, complemented by intermediate trails and a selection of more challenging descents. With panoramic views over the Rhône Valley and access to varied elevations, the resort provides a calm atmosphere and diverse skiing experiences across its wooded and open slopes.

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  • dsl2

    Advanced slopes: 3.1km

  • dsl0

    Easy slopes: 79.4km

  • dsl1

    Intermediate slopes: 59.3km

  • dslt

    Total slope length: 141.8km

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How to get to Villars-Gryon

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Les Giettes

Minimum travel time: 1h 1m to Les Cerniers, restaurant

Les Giettes is a small, family-oriented ski area in the Vaud Alps above Monthey. With just a couple of lifts serving short runs, it offers a calm, unpretentious environment ideal for beginners and young skiers. The terrain is gentle and accessible, focusing on easy and intermediate slopes that allow learners to build confidence. Its modest scale and quiet atmosphere make it a relaxed spot for those seeking a low-key mountain experience away from larger resort crowds.

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  • dsl0

    Easy slopes: 0.8km

  • dsl1

    Intermediate slopes: 0.7km

  • dslt

    Total slope length: 1.5km

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How to get to Les Giettes

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Anzère

Minimum travel time: 1h 2m to Anzère, village sud

Nestled on a sunny plateau above the Rhône Valley, this mid-sized resort offers a balanced mix of terrain suitable for all levels. The well-developed lift network serves varied slopes ranging from gentle learning areas to more challenging runs. Its elevated position provides excellent snow conditions throughout the season, while maintaining a relaxed village atmosphere. The combination of accessible terrain and comprehensive infrastructure makes it a versatile destination without the crowds of larger resorts.

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  • dsl2

    Advanced slopes: 8.3km

  • dsl0

    Easy slopes: 19.6km

  • dsl1

    Intermediate slopes: 19.4km

  • dslt

    Total slope length: 66.4km

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How to get to Anzère

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