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Start your mountain day at TITLIS car park P2, with Type 2 charging for visitors.
START HERETITLIS valley station · car park 2
Grindelwald Terminal brings together the mountain lifts and a connected car park with EV charging.
START HEREGrindelwald Terminal · Grund car park
Jakobshorn combines mountain skiing above Davos Platz with the Bolgen practice area at the foot of the mountain. The JatzPark adds a freestyle focus to a ski day, making the resort a useful choice for groups combining piste skiing, early learning and park sessions.
START HEREThe first Jakobshorn cable-car section runs from Davos to Ischalp.
Start at Laax Murschetg, with EV charging in the rocksresort garage. Check the garage clearance if you travel with a roof box.
START HERELaax Murschetg valley station
Pischa in the Flüelatal is a winter sports area focused on freeriding and ski touring, with no groomed pistes. Its high-alpine landscape is the setting for off-piste descents and ski tours, with a quieter mountain character than the busy piste areas of Davos Klosters.
START HEREBoard the Pischa cable car at Dörfji valley station for access to the mountain station.
Rinerhorn is a family-oriented downhill ski area above Davos Glaris, with broad pistes suited to learning and carving. Families, school groups and recreational skiers are its core audience, while predominantly blue and red runs provide space to practise turns.
START HEREThe six-person Glaris–Jatzmeder gondola provides access from the valley.
Adelboden-Lenk is the main ski area within the wider Adelboden-Lenk ski region. It extends across the Hahnenmoos Pass, connecting Adelboden and Lenk.
START HEREAt Rothenbach, the 10-person Stand-Xpress gondola provides valley access on the Metsch side.
Airolo-Pesciüm is a downhill ski area in Ticino with skiing around Pesciüm, Comasné and Ravina. Its piste selection includes red and black descents alongside a short blue piste at Pesciüm, giving visitors a choice between easier skiing and more demanding runs.
START HEREThe Airolo–Pesciüm aerial cableway serves the ski area, with another aerial cableway connecting Pesciüm and Sasso della Boggia.
Aletsch Arena offers extensive downhill slopes beside the Grosser Aletschgletscher, with ski-in/ski-out accommodation on its high plateau. Riederalp, Bettmeralp and Fiescheralp form its car-free village bases, giving the resort a family-oriented setting in the Valais mountains.
Alvaneu offers terrain for first attempts at skiing. More experienced skiers can enjoy its varied slopes.
Amden’s downhill skiing is split between Mattstock above the village and the Arvenbüel sector. Mattstock offers intermediate pistes, while Arvenbüel combines easy and intermediate slopes suited to families with a beginner area for first ski experiences and a snowpark.
START HEREThe Mattstock chairlift carries skiers from Amden village up to Niederschlag.
Anzère is a mountain village in Valais, at 1,500 m above sea level. In winter, its ski area offers pistes for different abilities, with mountain restaurants and refreshment stops.
START HEREThe Les Rousses–Le Bâté chairlift provides access from the Les Rousses base.
Arolla Espace Dent-Blanche offers downhill skiing across 17 local pistes, including four valley descents. Its skiing is centred on Arolla in Valais, with Evolène and La Forclaz forming separate areas of the same destination rather than extensions covered by Arolla's piste figures.
Arvenbüel offers mainly gentle blue pistes alongside somewhat steeper red runs. Its slopes suit families with children and beginner skiers.
START HEREThe two-seat Arven chairlift serves the start of the Arvenpiste.
Avers offers demanding downhill runs for skiers and snowboarders alongside easier pistes for beginners and children. Its quiet, low-key character suits visitors seeking skiing away from busy resort crowds.
Axalp offers downhill skiing on broad pistes with room for carving. Its compact, easily surveyed lift layout gives the resort a relaxed, family-friendly character.
Niederhorn is a family ski area in Beatenberg in the Bernese Oberland. Downhill skiing is complemented by a panoramic sledging trail, cross-country trails and an extensive winter walking network.
START HEREThe Vorsass–Niederhorn ski lift serves the ski area.
Beckenhalde offers neighbourhood skiing with a youth focus, operated by the Feldschützen-Gesellschaft der Stadt St. Gallen. Its setting in St. Georgen reflects the society's longstanding involvement in local recreation, alongside nearby family gardens and tennis.
Bedea-Novaggio is a gentle downhill ski area where children, teenagers and adults can take their first steps on skis or a snowboard. Its modest slopes suit learning and relaxed practice, with an on-site snow-sports school supporting visitors who want instruction.
Bellwald has panoramic pistes with views towards the Matterhorn. Wide carving slopes and beginner hills sit alongside challenging steep descents.
START HEREThe Fürgangen–Bellwald aerial cableway connects the railway arrival point with Bellwald village; onward access is needed to reach the ski chairlift base.
Bischofsberg is a local downhill ski area in Heiden, served by Skilift Heiden. Families can combine skiing on the main slopes with the adjacent Kinderskilift Bischofsberg, immediately behind the upper station; its use requires a supplement to a half-day or day ticket.
START HERESkilift Heiden is a surface lift with a 612-metre inclined length, connecting stations at 813 and 923 metres above sea level.
Blatten-Belalp combines downhill skiing with playful runs and dedicated freestyle features. Skiers and snowboarders can vary their day between the Snowpark, Wellenmulde, Schneekringel and the timed Hexenschuss course, with specific places to practise jumps, turns and racing skills.
Bosco Gurin’s Grossalp slopes offer skiing and snowboarding with instruction from the Scuola Svizzera di Sci Gadumdschi Team. Near the chairlift departure, Kid's Village provides a dedicated children's learning area with a conveyor lift.
START HEREThe lift network includes two four-seat chairlifts and three ski lifts.
La Lorette is a small, lift-served ski area in Bourg-Saint-Pierre focused on children taking their first turns. Alongside its learning terrain, the Skicross piste offers a different downhill option for youngsters ready to move beyond their first skiing exercises.
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