Boss des Bosses is a team freestyle skiing competition that brings together elite skiers representing some of the most renowned Alpine resorts in Europe, including Verbier, Megève, Méribel, Chamonix, and Zermatt.

The event challenges athletes to combine high-speed mogul skiing with freestyle jumps and tricks, creating a dynamic and visually impressive spectacle for both competitors and spectators.

Founded in 1990, Boss des Bosses has become a must-attend event on the European ski calendar, appreciated for both its competitive intensity and the strong spirit of camaraderie among the participating resorts. Beyond the competition itself, the event is also known for its lively and festive atmosphere, featuring live DJs, slope-side parties, and legendary après-ski celebrations on the iconic Le Rouge terrace in Verbier.

Join us at Snowpark Verbier to take part in our annual Faction x SunGod freestyle competition.
There will be food, drinks, music, and lots of other surprises to enjoy throughout the day! The competition is open to skiers and snowboarders.

Full schedule for the day:
9:30 a.m. - 11:45 a.m. Registration + warm up
11:45 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Briefing
12:00 p.m. - 1:00 p.m. Jumps session
1:00 p.m. - 1:30 p.m. Lunch break
1:30 p.m. - 2:30 p.m. Jib session
2:45pm Awards

The competition is open to skiers and snowboarders of all ages. For those under 16, parental consent will be required on site.
Spectators can enjoy the competition at Snowpark Cabane with food, music, and drinks. Faction is also organizing a ski test, and SunGod will have products available for sale and testing.

Participants have the chance to win prizes and will have access to high-quality content (photos and videos). They will be judged like professionals and the winners will be announced at 2:45 p.m. at the Snowpark. Get ready to receive special prizes!

After five thrilling stops, the YETI Xtreme Verbier marks the final event of the FWT by Peak Performance 2026. Only the world’s best freeriders have qualified for this grand finale, which takes place on the legendary Bec des Rosses.

The Freeride World Tour by Peak Performance reaches its climax at the YETI Xtreme Verbier, the second stage of the FWT Finals. After facing epic deep-snow conditions in Alaska, the qualified riders must now take on the legendary Bec des Rosses — a steep, technical, and rocky face that has shaped the history of freeride. The pressure is immense as the world’s top riders push their limits one last time at the most prestigious event of the season, where the FWT champion titles will be awarded.

Join us in the dedicated spectator area and the lively event village to experience the excitement of this iconic competition!

Take part in the egg hunt and win a giant chocolate bunny!
Enjoy the egg hunt, full of surprises! Ready to become an eggs-plorer?

1. Reserve your place on our website
2. Meet at Place Blanche at 9:30 a.m. on Sunday, April 5
3. Receive your sheet indicating your search area along with clues
4. Set off in search of the 6 different colored eggs
5. Validate your eggs and receive your chocolate gift
6. Enjoy a complimentary aperitif after your egg hunt
7. Enter the prize draw to win a giant chocolate rabbit

Verbier Tourism is offering a small gift to each participant, designed and made in collaboration with local artisans and businesses.

Happy Easter!

You will be given a special egg box to collect your eggs.

Drinks offered by Verbier Tourism are available outside. Any other special requests are at the customer's expense.

Reservation required HERE.
Places are not guaranteed without a reservation.

A unique event featuring an aerial show at high altitude,
with base jumping from the Mont Gelé cabin, wingsuit, paragliding, and aerobatic demonstrations, aerial dancers, ground entertainment, and much more, all set against a spectacular alpine backdrop.

Weekend program:

FRIDAY, APRIL 10
8:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m. Screening of the Verbier Air Show at the Verbier Cinema

SATURDAY, APRIL 11
10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. ALTITUDE PARTY
AIR SHOW at altitude
DJ SET
FOOD & BEVERAGE with breathtaking views
Broadcast of air shows and entertainment at Médran

3 PM - 9 PM AIR SHOW above Verbier
APRÈS-SKI PARTY at Médran

SUNDAY, APRIL 12
11 AM - 3 PM Entertainment and Shows at Médran

The Patrouille des Jeunes in Verbier: a ski mountaineering race for 10-20 year olds! Three varied courses for all levels, in teams of two, with fun, adrenaline, and team spirit guaranteed on April 17, 2026, in the Verbier 4Vallées ski area!
Want to enjoy an unforgettable sporting experience in the mountains? The Youth Patrol is the ideal ski mountaineering race for 10-20 year olds, offering challenge, fun, and team spirit in an exceptional natural setting.

Adapted to each level, the courses run between Les Ruinettes, La Chaux, and the foot of the legendary Bec des Rosses, offering young athletes a unique sporting experience in the Verbier 4Vallées ski area. The race is contested in teams of two, in mixed, female, or male categories, and the year of birth of the oldest participant determines the course to be covered:

- Long course (U18: 2008-2009 / U20: 2006-2007): Elevation gain 800 m / Elevation loss 1,466 m
- Short course (U16: 2010-2016): Elevation gain 620 m / Elevation loss 1,286 m
- Discovery course (2006-2016): Elevation gain 280 m / Elevation loss 940 m

Once again this year, the PDJ is the Swiss Alpine Club (SAC) Youth Team Championship.

To prepare, young people can take advantage of several events during the winter: Kids Pellissier Sport outings, Grand Prix Pellissier Sport Kids, Swiss/Youth Skimo Cup, or Saturday training sessions with Mountain Performance in the Verbier 4Vallées area. In addition, partner sports stores offer discounted rates for equipment rental.

The Patrouille des Glaciers is the world's largest ski mountaineering race and the major event in this rapidly growing discipline. It connects Zermatt to Verbier over a distance of 57.5 km.
The PdG is not a race for casual athletes. The route from Zermatt to Verbier requires specific and meticulous preparation, both mentally and physically. The quality of the organization is also a real calling card for the Swiss Army.

This unique race is characterized by the length and altitude of the course profile as well as the demands of the alpine environment. The PdG can boast of being the race of all superlatives with 4,386 m of elevation gain over 57.5 km of high mountain terrain on the Z course, culminating at Tête Blanche at an altitude of 3,650 m.

The PdG and its partner Swisscom are pleased to announce the launch of a new web app for the 2026 edition, which raises the bar! Simply download it to your smartphone to be at the heart of the action. Whether you are participating yourself or following the performances of your loved ones, it provides all the information live, on all devices, without downloading, with access at any time with a simple click on live.pdg.ch.

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