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Engelberg-Titlis

Engelberg-Titlis has around 82 kilometres of pistes to discover from October-May each year. A ride to the summit station on the world’s first revolving aerial cable car with a view of the world-famous Titlis rounds off the experience.

Stoos

Beautiful wide slopes in every degree of difficulty are sure to make any winter sports enthusiast’s heart beat faster. The Stoos ski region, boasting some 35 kilometres of pistes is family-friendly and situated on a sunny high plateau with guaranteed snow cover.

Blatten-Belalp

On sunny Belalp, in addition to 56 kilometres of fun on the slopes, you can also enjoy a breathtaking view of the Great Aletsch Glacier and several four-thousand-metre peaks, including the Dufourspitze, Matterhorn and Weisshorn. Whether you’re a family, a beginner or a seasoned expert, you can be sure to find just what you’re looking for on Belalp.

Hohsaas – Saas-Grund

The breathtaking view in the heart of the eternal ice is another ace up the sleeve of the Hohsaas mountain cable cars and ski lifts, alongside the perfect slopes. The extremely sunny location of this ski area makes even frosty days an unforgettable snow sports experience. There are 35 kilometres of slopes to enjoy, as well as a fast-paced fun slope.

Moosalp

The ski area of the Moosalp Region with its 9 lifts and 25 kilometres of slopes has something for all experience levels. The region offers a wonderful view of the Bietschhorn and has received several prizes on the occasion of the renowned international Skiarea Test.

Scuol

If you want to spend your sports and skiing holidays far from the hustle and bustle, the Lower Engadine ski area in Graubünden is just the place for you. Everyone is sure to find their favourite run on the 26 slopes comprising some 70 kilometres of pistes and 13 ski lifts.

Jungfrau Region

3 areas in one: Grindelwald-Wengen, Grindelwald-First and Mürren-Schilthorn impress with 211 perfectly groomed kilometres of slopes. This winter paradise in front of the Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau offers skiers and snowboarders everything their hearts desire: gentle slopes, steep slopes, snow and fun parks, race tracks and powder sections.

Crans-Montana-Aminona

Located some 1,500 to 3,000 metres above sea level, the south-facing ski area of Crans-Montana is home to 140 kilometres of marked pistes and offers a breathtaking panorama. The ski region stretches from the mountain peaks above the Plaine Morte glacier to the golf course on the “Haut Plateau”.

Nendaz 4 Vallées

3 areas in one: Nendaz, Veysonnaz and Thyon impress with 220 kilometres of slopes, offering a magnificent panorama over the Alps. This is the ideal ski region for beginners who want to progress quickly on the varied slopes.

Pays du St-Bernard

3 areas in one: La Fouly, Champex-Lac and Vichères-Liddes boast 113 kilometres of varied pistes and 12 ski lifts. The perfect ski region for everyone, from beginners to experienced freeriders.

Les Portes du Soleil

The French-Swiss ski resort of Les Portes du Soleil is the world’s first cross-border ski region. The ski area of Portes du Soleil comprises 12 Alpine resorts with around 600 kilometres of pistes linking France and Switzerland, accessible with a single ski pass.

Airolo

Small but beautiful with 30 wonderful kilometres of pistes, Airolo is waiting to be discovered! The unique orientation of the slopes and the strategic location in the south, directly on the main ridge of the Alps, ensure that the snow conditions in this ski area are almost always ideal.