4 Vallées ski day, lift-side drop-off

From Martigny, the Route 21 winds 27 km up the Dranse valley to Verbier, a south-facing ledge at 1,500 m with the Grand Combin as a compass. The 4 Vallées link 410 km of pistes via Médran, Les Ruinettes and the Mont Fort at 3,330 m. Expect shifting aspects, cold-preserving gullies above Tortin, and long, late-afternoon sun on Savoleyres. With Amani Limousines in Verbier, your dedicated driver times the road hops to match lift openings and the day’s snow conditions.

Here’s how it flows. Hotel pickup at 8:00, gear loaded, and the Mercedes stays on standby; you clip in at Médran right at opening while your driver handles parking and clocks. Tackle Mont Gelé, then drop toward Siviez if the bise has scoured the ridges; pause for a croûte au lait at the Prariond buvette or a coffee at La Vache—he drives. Finish in Nendaz, Veysonnaz or Thyon? He shifts the rendezvous on the fly so you can stretch the last run without watching the time.