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I don’t understand the date on the back of this one. Nor do I know who it is. But we have the bicycle, which Philippe’s mom always told us was one of the first bicycles in Bagnes. I also have the license plates for the bike and if I remember correctly they go back to […]
Annual Report of Verbier Tourisme & Verbier Promotion commenting frankly on the impact of Covid-19 and the succesful efforts made to alleviate the economic damage
Episode 66. Joining us from Switzerland is mountain guide and competition ice climber, Caroline George. Working as a guide is one of the most difficult and dangerous jobs I can think of – but also the coolest. Their job is to take clients into the mountains for adventure and make sure everyone gets home alive. […]
Helen Wightman, Mike Rogers and friends ski tour to Argentiere in 1989
Mark Shapiro’s photos of the inauguration of the ‘James Blunt’ chairlift in 2007. The fast chairlift runs from just above Ruinette to Attelas
A selection of photos kindly contributed by Freeride World Tour of the 2014 Final at Verbier © Freeride World Tour. Photo credits: P Field & D Carlier
HP Gubler kindly provided these photos of the early days of Ski Service from 1972-78. 2022 is their 50th anniversary!
A selection of photos kindly contributed by Freeride World Tour of the 2005 Final at Verbier. © Freeride World Tour
The Process Series goes behind the scenes with the artists, explorers, adventurers and unique individuals that make up The Faction Collective. Vol 4. goes behind the scenes with the patrollers in our home mountain of Verbier to discover what drives them to do this difficult and dangerous job. Out in the harshest climate every day […]
Nicky, a well known skier, first came to Verbier in the mid 60s with his parents. His father, René, was a famous entertainer who compered tea dances at the Farinet and the Farm Club. Nicky became a telemarker and wrote the first rulebook for assessing telemark instructors. He has a brevet federal and a patente […]

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