I had great fun with the rest of the guys on the course and made some amazing friends. The Altitude team in blue eventually becomes a little family with people from across the globe. There will always be someone to ski with and you are in good hands as they sure look after you.
Whilst the actual town of Verbier can feel tiny, it is great because you always bump into friends, can meet instructors in the bars and make friends in the town as people in general are very open and friendly. The fresh mountain air alone makes you want to stay there forever. Adding the surplus of pubs, cafés and restaurants with incredible après-ski and night life it is no doubt a vibrant town to live in.
There is so much more to say about Verbier and things you have to explore for yourself. For example; skiing the 4 Valleys in a day, discover the off-piste in Bruson and Verbier, the lively après at the “Pub Mont Fort”, taking in the view from the top of Mont Fort, hot chocolate breaks with the kiddos, famous Bec des Rosses, sitting with a vin rouge in the sun outside le Rouge or Vinabagnes, making the first morning tracks on M25, fondue nights and lots more.
I’ve had a truly amazing season and am looking forward to more to come.