Anzère Ski Resort Guide
Anzère, Switzerland
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| Recommended For | Intermediates, Snowboarders, Snowfall and Apres-Ski! |
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| Total Piste Length | 58km |
| Highest Lift | 2,420m |
| Resort Height | 1,500m |
| Nearest Airports | Sion and Geneva |
| Save on Ski Hire | Save up to 50%  |
Anzère
Anzère is a picturesque ski resort nestled in the Swiss Alps. Known for its sunny slopes and family-friendly atmosphere, it offers a perfect blend of skiing and relaxation.
Summary
Anzère features over 58 kilometers of ski runs, catering to various skill levels from beginners to advanced skiers. The resort's elevation reaches up to 2,500 meters, ensuring excellent snow conditions throughout the season.
The ski area of Anzère is in the Swiss Alps at an altitude of 1,500m, with 58km of marked runs.
Anzère has direct access to 58km of downhill skiing, with 25 marked pistes, served by a total of 14 ski lifts.
With ski lifts as high as 2,420m, snow cover is generally reliable.
Notable Ski Runs
The longest possible descent in Anzère is 5km long and the most difficult run is the 'Piste des Masques', which is 5km in length.
Snow and Weather
Anzère typically enjoys reliable snow conditions, with an average snow depth of 80 cm during peak season. For the latest snow reports and updates, be sure to check J2Ski for accurate information.
When will it snow in Anzère?
There is currently no significant snow in the 7-day forecast for Anzère.
See our long-range Snow Forecast for the latest update.
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Ski Area Stats
Anzère Ski Area
| Black Pistes Expert Trails | 6 | 10km |
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| Red Pistes Intermediate Runs | 11 | 32km |
| Blue Pistes Easy Trails | 8 | 7km |
| Downhill Total Length | 58km | |
| Cross Country Total Length | 3km | |
| Ski Lifts Number of Lifts | 14 | |
Anzère Altitudes
| Highest Lift | 2,420m |
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| Resort Altitude (Anzère) | 1,500m |
| Lowest Piste | 1,420m |
| Max Vertical | 1,080m |
Ratings & Suitability
| Intermediate Skiers | |
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| Snowboarding | |
| Snow | |
| Apres-Ski |
Skiing
The Anzère ski area boasts a diverse range of slopes, from gentle beginner trails to challenging black runs. Key pistes include the long run from the top of the Tsalan lift and the scenic routes accessed via the Pas de Maimbré lift. With a total of 12 ski lifts, visitors can easily navigate the mountain and enjoy the stunning alpine vistas.
Anzère offers good sking, particularly, for Intermediate skiers.
Ski Lessons in Anzère
To choose a Ski School, and book Group Ski Lessons or a Private Instructor, see Anzère Ski Schools and Anzère Ski Instructors.
Snowboarding
Snowboarding enthusiasts will find great terrain parks, including the fun park at Anzère, which features various jumps and rails. The varied terrain offers ample opportunities for both freestyle and freeride experiences.
Location and Map
Where is Anzère?
This ski resort is in the Swiss Alps in Ayent, Hérens District.
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How to get there
By Air
The nearest airport to Anzère is Sion, 40 minutes drive away.
Geneva, Berne, Annecy, Basel, Chambery and Turin Caselle airports are all within three hours drive.
Sion is just one hours drive away, in good driving conditions, so you can be on the piste quickly.
Anzère is easily accessible via the Sion Airport, approximately 30 kilometers away. Travelers can also reach the resort by train or car, with well-marked routes leading directly to the ski area.
Infrastructure
Ski Lift Capacity
The 14 ski lifts are able to uplift 9,250 skiers and snowboarders every hour.
Snow Making
Snow-making is available, on 10km of ski runs, with 84 snow cannons.
Season Dates
When is Anzère open?
Open from : 12 December 2025.
Closes : 6 April 2026.
Usual opening is mid December, and usual closing is Mid April.
NOTE:- Ski area, lift and piste opening is subject to Current Snow Conditions.
Piste Map
Aprés Ski
After a day on the slopes, Anzère offers lively après-ski options. Notable spots include the cozy Le Refuge bar and the vibrant Café des Alpes, where visitors can unwind with drinks and local cuisine.
