Anzère Overview

Constructed in 1965, the development of ANZERE was based on well-studied planning and designed layout. The heart of the resort is called ANZERE VILLAGE is a pedestrian zone. Large wooden chalets surrounding a pedestrian square. A choice of shops, boutiques in a continuous gallery, with restaurants, café terraces, and playground for children with public benches. Visitors will appreciate this car free open space, safe for children and favoured by parents. Situated on a high plateau facing south, ANZERE overlooking down the Rhone Valley, with a sweeping panoramic view of the Valaisan Alps where 12 peaks over 4'000m. high, extending from Bitschhorn to Mont-Blanc.

Where to Stay

Slopeside lodging is available with 7,500 beds. Additional lodging is available nearby.

Plan Your Trip

Ski Rental

Important Dates

Projected opening date

Dec 13, 2024

Projected closing date

Apr 06, 2025

Years Open

Terrain

Intermediate Runs

33%

Advanced Runs

41%

Expert Runs

26%

Runs in Total

Skiable Terrain

58 km

Snow Making

0 ha

Lifts

14

Gondolas & Trams

High Speed Quads

Triple Chairs

Double Chairs

Surface Lifts

Inside Scoop

Ski and snowboard school, sport shops. Restaurants, shops, banks, post office, gas station, museums, planetarium, alpine garden, and nightclubs.

Reviews

Anzere is a beautiful location. The village is quaint and family friendly with less people than other resorts we have been to. There was plenty of snow and runs were groomed nicely. Les Rousses is a great family run when it is open. Our only complaint was the lack of chair lifts and the lack of marked runs. There were too many T-bar lifts that are hard for beginner children to navigate.

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