Rock and Raclette at the Mountain Summit!
At the summit of the mountains, at the center of the world, the Val de Bagnes and its natural settings welcome the finest in rock music and the gold of the Alps in sumptuous surroundings, accessible only by hiking, biking, cable car, or bus. The Rocklette—a legend in its own right.

Rocklette Pass 2026—Holiday Rates! Limited availability.

This Pass grants access to the entire Rocklette festival—a week of rock music at the summit of the Val de Bagnes mountains (Goly, Brunet, and Lein)—from August 8 to 16, 2026. Transportation is included in the Pass (shuttles/cable cars). Drinks and raclette meals are not included.

The Verbier Bike Festival is a major cycling celebration that attracts both thrill-seekers and families looking to enjoy the great outdoors.
The event combines scenic rides, local food and wine tastings, and opportunities to meet local residents. It’s a different way to experience the mountains, blending sports, culture, and a friendly atmosphere.

Whether you come to test the latest models from major brands or simply explore the marked trails of the Val de Bagnes, there’s something for everyone. The routes on offer let you discover little-known corners of the valley. For the more adventurous, daily challenges add excitement to the experience: speed, orienteering, and endurance events.

Beyond the sporting activities, the festival highlights local cuisine. The flagship event, the Rando Gourmande, is the best example of this. This bike ride, punctuated by gourmet stops at local restaurants, invites participants to discover regional specialties as they ride. Alpine cheeses, artisanal charcuterie, and Valais wines: cycling becomes an excuse for a tasting tour. You can also explore the Discovery Trail and the lively Event Village.

The beating heart of the festival remains its village. Several exhibitors—including most major bike brands—showcase their latest innovations. Thanks to bike test sessions, you can try out many different models right there. The festival also welcomes families, with activities for children as well as musical entertainment.

Registration is open until the day of the event. You can bring your own bike or rent one on-site.

A women’s ITF tennis tournament taking place this year over two weeks (one tournament per week) from August 16 to 30, 2026. Each week, we will welcome 64 international players competing to earn valuable points toward the WTA rankings.
In 2026, we will host the 9th edition of the Verbier Open: the ITF women’s tennis tournament that has been held since 2025 over two weeks (one tournament per week) at the sports center. This year, it will take place from August 16 to 30, 2026. Each week, we will welcome 64 international players competing for valuable WTA ranking points. Every day, the players will come to practice and then play their singles and doubles matches. The finals will be held every Sunday.

The 2nd edition of the WRT in Verbier, the world’s only multi-racket tournament for amateurs. Every evening, participants play one doubles match each of tennis, padel, and pickleball. One tournament per day and one winning team every evening!
The World Rackets Tour is the very first multi-racket tournament, created in 2025 in Verbier. Every evening, a tournament is played consisting of three doubles matches: one tennis match, one padel match, and one pickleball match. Players of all skill levels aged 16 and older are welcome. Several leagues are available: Open, for everyone; Elites, for experts; Ladies, for an evening dedicated to women; and Business, for corporate teams looking to take on a challenge with colleagues. Every evening, we welcome participants with a welcome gift and a briefing, and we wrap up the evening with an aperitif!

The Grand Raid BCVS, the Swiss Mountain Bike Marathon, has been thrilling riders since 1990. This marathon will take you from Verbier to Grimentz, covering 125 km and featuring the legendary Pas de Lona pass.
We look forward to seeing you at the 36th edition! It is recognized as one of the most challenging high-mountain mountain bike races. Set in the heart of the Valais Alps, in an alpine playground, the course winds through various valleys, culminating at the Pas de Lona, at an altitude of over 2,700 meters.

A sound performance by artist Christophe Burgess, featuring *Carillon Sauvage*, in which the traditional art of the carillonneur engages in a dialogue with the wolves of the valley. An Alpine ritual designed to make the non-human territory resonate to the sound of sirens and bells.
Christophe Burgess is a director and actor whose work focuses primarily on the development of the Alpine region. After completing his theater training at the Haute École des Teintureries in Lausanne, he pursued a master’s degree at EDHEA in Sierre (Valais School of Design and Higher School of Art), where he began numerous experiments with the sound of bells. Since 2025, he has been an active member of the Association of Valais Carillonneurs and serves as the official carillonneur of the Martigny bell tower.

“Carillon Sauvage” is a sound performance using a sculptural machine that reproduces the traditional playing style of Valais carillonneurs. The instrument faithfully simulates the carillon of the Martigny bell tower. This unique instrument allows for performance outside the bell tower and enables the live exploration and transformation of sound. The performance contributes to the development of the new “Alpine Punk” narrative framework, a subgenre of science fiction that highlights the social, environmental, and spiritual concerns of the inhabitants of the Alps.

This race will connect the village of Levron to the base of the iconic Pierre Avoi peak, locally known as “La Bec.” The 7.1-kilometer course, with 1,043 meters of elevation gain, is designed for mountain enthusiasts and those who love a challenge.
Our goal is to showcase our natural heritage, promote our villages, and create friendly, athletic events that bring together the local community, runners, volunteers, and visitors.

Electro and raclette on the rooftops of the world!
A true sensory extravaganza—combining electrifying music, delicious flavors, and breathtaking views—Electroclette is the electronic highlight of the PALP.

With dozens of cheeses and fendants to sample, raclette meets electronic music at the summit of the Alps on the most beautiful dance floor, complete with a view of the Grand Combin massif.

Electroclette 2026 Pass – Holiday Price! Limited availability.

This Pass grants access to the entire Electroclette event—namely, two days of electronic music at the summit of the Alpage de la Chaux (Verbier) on August 22 and 23, 2026—as well as all round-trip transportation (cable cars and shuttles). Drinks and raclette meals not included.

Charity Run to Support Childhood Cancer Research.

This is a unique opportunity to push yourself while contributing to a cause close to our hearts, all set against the magnificent backdrop of our mountains.
Organized in partnership with Téléverbier and UBS Verbier, this event features two courses.

Sunday, August 23, 2026

Classic Race
Distance: 11 km with 1,100 m of elevation gain

Refreshment stations: 2, including one at Le Dahu

Start: Médran Café at 9:15 a.m.
Race bib pickup: 7:45–9:00 a.m. at Médran Café

Fun Run – with panoramic views
Distance: 5.4 km and 140 m elevation gain

Start: Ruinettes at 9:45 a.m. (free gondola access from Verbier)
Race bib pickup: 8:00–9:15 a.m. at Médran Café

Categories
Women, Men, Girls up to age 16, Boys up to age 16.

Registration Fees
- CHF 30 for adults and CHF 15 for participants up to age 16, for online registrations
- CHF 40 for adults and CHF 20 for participants up to age 16 for on-site registration

Online registration: www.mso-chrono.ch, until Wednesday, August 19, 2026, at 11:59 PM

Participants can increase their contribution to childhood cancer research by making a donation when registering online.

Lunch: A pasta party will be provided at the finish line for all runners and walkers.

Awards Ceremony: Starting at 1:00 p.m. for the top 3 finishers in each of the 4 categories (Women, Men, Girls, and Boys up to age 16) of the 2 races/walks.

Access and return via gondola

A magical, timeless tour of your region on Friday, August 28, 2026
New year, new location—as is the tradition!
This year, our storytelling walk will take place in the village of Fionnay. And since you don’t change a winning team, the format remains the same: you’ll be guided in small groups through the village to discover its most characteristic spots. At each stop, you’ll be able to escape into a story, carefully selected by our storytellers. At the end of the walk, a light appetizer will be served at Le Mazot restaurant.

Practical information:

- Location: exploring the village of Fionnay. Meet in front of Le Mazot restaurant. The event takes place rain or shine; please bring an umbrella in case of bad weather, as well as sturdy shoes (one of the routes will take you through the woods).

- Start time: 7:30 p.m.

- Storytellers: Valérie Pellaud, Catherine Beysard, Aline Gardaz De Luca

- A free event open to everyone (recommended for ages 7 and up for better understanding)

- Registration requested at +41 27 777 11 19 or via email at biblio@valdebagnes.ch. Please specify the number of participants and whether you are registering for both the storytelling AND the dinner, or just the storytelling

- Organized by: Bagnes Library in partnership with CREPA

- Parking: There are several options available: the Fionnay parking lot (Route de Mauvoisin 445, 1948 Fionnay) / along Route de Mauvoisin before the bridge (about 20 spaces) / the parking lot on the left after the bridge along Route Revers de Fionnay (about 15 spaces). Although these three options are available, we recommend carpooling whenever possible.

The entire team at the Bagnes Library looks forward to welcoming many of you to this timeless experience.

A must-attend event on the Swiss calendar, the Tour des Stations takes you from resort to resort through breathtaking scenery, with an elevation gain per kilometer that is simply extraordinary.
With its various race formats, the Tour des Stations appeals to seasoned climbers as well as enthusiasts seeking a personal challenge. From the iconic Ultrafondo (242 km – 8,848 m elevation gain), the true Everest of cycling, to the Superfondo (186 km – 7,000 m elevation gain), and the Granfondo (133 km – 4,700 m elevation gain) and the Mediofondo (77 km – 3,000 m elevation gain), each route offers a total immersion in the spectacular landscapes of Valais and connects exceptional Alpine resorts.

Beyond the athletic performance, the event is a true celebration of cycling. The exhibitor village welcomes partners and specialty brands in a friendly atmosphere, offering participants and their companions a space for interaction and discovery. On Friday evening, the magic begins with the kids’ race—a highlight that brings everyone together and allows even the youngest participants to experience the excitement of the Tour des Stations.

A full weekend where challenge, passion, and the Alpine spirit come together.

Push your limits on the legendary Tire's Fire race track for an entire weekend.
Come push your limits on a timed section of Verbier’s famous race track and compete against other riders in a one-of-a-kind atmosphere. Whether you’re here for the challenge, the fun, or the performance, this is your chance to enjoy an intense experience on a legendary course.

And for the fastest riders, the reward is worthy of the challenge: a spectator ticket to the legendary Red Bull Hardline Wales 2026, one of the most spectacular mountain biking events in the world. Ready to try your luck?