Located in the eastern part of the Four Valleys ski area in Switzerland, Thyon is particularly popular among families and beginners, thanks to its dedicated learning zones and gentle slopes, but it also provides ample opportunities for more experienced skiers to explore off-piste adventures and technical descents. As you prepare for your skiing holiday, make sure to download the latest Thyon piste map. This comprehensive guide provides detailed information on Thyon’s ski lifts, piste difficulties, and the seamless integration with the larger Four Valleys ski network.
Thyon, 4 Vallées piste map
Download the latest Thyon, 4 Vallées piste map, or pick up a copy at ticket offices and information points throughout the ski resort.
Thyon, 4 Vallées piste map downloads
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Thyon best ski pistes
Thyon–Veysonnaz 4 Vallées area features 6 blue, 6 red, and 2 black slopes, ideal for families progressing to steep reds:
- Bambino (Green-Beginner): Gentle nursery slope with magic‑carpet access, perfect for children’s first turns.
- Piccolo (Blue-Beginner): A second beginner carpet run offering a very mild gradient.
- Petit Vallon (Blue-Intermediate): A relaxed blue through open meadows, perfect for steady cruising.
- Theytax (Blue-Intermediate): Carving friendly blue with light cambers beneath the main gondola.
- Trabanta (Blue-Intermediate): Scenic blue linking the Trabanta lift to the Thyon plateau, quiet and smooth.
- Greppon Blanc (Red-Intermediate): A thrilling red descent with rollers and firm snow, great for carving.
- Piste de l’Ours (Red-Intermediate): Long red linking Thyon 2000 to Veysonnaz, featuring varied pitch.
- Thyon 2000-Siviez (Mixed red/blue): Upper section is red, easing into a blue connector toward Siviez.
- Siviez-Veysonnaz/Thyon (Mixed red/blue): Descends first as a blue then steepens into a red back to Thyon.
- Compétition (Red-Intermediate): Race course red with timing gates and a consistent fall‑line, used for local events.
- Ethérolla (Black-Expert): A steep black variant off the main red, tight turns and firm, fast snow.
- Les Crêtes (Black-Expert): A dramatic ridge line black with sustained steepness and exposure. Only for seasoned experts.
4 Vallées in brief
- Highest lift: 3,330 m
- Lowest lift: 1,080 m
- Vertical drop: 2,509 m
- Ski lifts: 74
- Skiable terrain: 410 km
- Ski runs: 205
- Type of pistes: 2 green, 77 blue, 106 red, 20 black
- Glacier skiing: yes
- Fun parks: 3
- Half-pipe: yes
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