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Brigels-Waltensburg-Andiast is a family-oriented downhill ski area with broad pistes and varied descents across an open mountain landscape. Its skiing combines spacious slopes with runs reaching up to seven kilometres, making it an option for families and visitors who enjoy longer downhill runs.
START HEREThe Brigels–Crest Falla lift is a four-person chairlift.
Brot-Dessus offers lift-served downhill skiing in Brot-Plamboz. The ski area extends between 1,018 and 1,100 metres above sea level.
Brüsti – Attinghausen is a small downhill ski area on Brüsti, aimed at families spending a ski day in the mountains above the Swiss village of Attinghausen. Its predominantly north-facing setting and wooded terrain give the skiing a compact, forested mountain character.
START HEREThe Attinghausen–Brüsti cableway provides access in two sections, with intermediate boarding at Kohlplatz.
Bumbach-Schangnau is a family ski area in the Emmental at the foot of Hohgant. Its downhill pistes cross alpine pastures bordered by woodland, with varied terrain suitable for beginners and more experienced skiers, while a separate children's lift provides a place for younger learners.
Campo Blenio's lower ski sector caters to skiers taking their first turns. Its gentle slopes are served by a double platter lift.
Champex-Lac combines lift-served downhill skiing with the forest-and-lake setting known as Little Canada. Blue runs dominate the ski area, making it a useful choice for skiers seeking easier pistes, while a smaller selection of red and black runs offers more demanding descents.
Champéry, Les Crosets, Champoussin and Morgins form a four-village Swiss downhill sector within the Portes du Soleil. Broad pistes suit relaxed skiing and family days, while steep, mogul-covered slopes give experienced skiers more demanding options across the area.
Chuderhüsi is a family ski area with a broad, gently sloping piste suited to first attempts on skis or a snowboard. Several prepared descents, a snowpark and a sledging slope offer different ways to spend a snow day.
START HEREA drag lift serves the ski slope.
Chäserrugg offers varied downhill pistes on the slopes of the Churfirsten. The skiing extends between the Chäserrugg summit, Unterwasser and Alt St. Johann.
START HEREThe combined chairlift and gondola connects Alt St. Johann with Sellamatt.
Corvatsch–Furtschellas offers downhill skiing with a quieter, family-oriented sector at Furtschellas. Its relaxed pistes overlook the frozen Silsersee in winter, making this sector a useful choice for families and visitors who prefer a calmer setting for their ski day.
Le Pâquier - Crêt-du-Puy is a compact downhill ski area with three local pistes and descents back to the resort base. Evening skiing is a distinctive part of its programme, with a floodlit piste scheduled for Wednesday, Friday and Saturday evenings.
Degersheim offers downhill skiing served by Skilift 1 and Skilift 2, alongside a separate pony lift. Night skiing provides an evening option within the resort's skiing offering.
Dent-de-Vaulion offers three broadly accessible downhill pistes alongside a competition piste, giving recreational skiers a choice of runs beyond the competition slope. A dedicated children's ski lift provides a specific facility for visiting younger skiers.
Lagalb lies on the Bernina Pass near Diavolezza. Its steep pistes sit away from the main Upper Engadin ski areas.
START HEREUse the Diavolezza cable car for mountain access from the valley station.
Eggiwil/Netschbühl is a small downhill ski area appreciated by families, on the western valley slope between Eggiwil and Aeschau. Its Netschbühl lift climbs from Zimmerzei to Netschbühl, with skiing overlooking the surrounding countryside and the Bernese Alps.
START HEREThe Netschbühl ski lift connects Zimmerzei with Netschbühl.
Eischoll offers skiing for beginners and families, with a chairlift, ski lift and beginner lift. The downhill run returns directly to Eischoll village.
START HEREThe LRE cable car connects the valley station at Raron/Turtig with Eischoll village.
Engstligenalp-Adelboden offers skiing and snowboarding at the foot of Wildstrubel. Children's lifts complement the ski lifts.
START HERETake the cable car from Unter dem Birg to Engstligenalp.
Evolène Espace Dent-Blanche is a downhill ski area in Evolène, Valais.
Feldis offers chairlift-served skiing at Mutta, with views of Piz Beverin, Tödi and the Calanda group. Clearly laid-out pistes and a child-friendly lift give the ski area a family-oriented character.
Fideriser Heuberge is a secluded plateau ski area near Fideris in Graubünden, catering to families and groups. Its downhill skiing forms part of a broader winter stay, with ski touring and snowshoe outings among gentle hills and accommodation within the ski area.
Grindelwald-First is a downhill ski and snowboard area with a strong freestyle focus. Skiers and snowboarders of different abilities can practise their first tricks or develop their jumps.
Flumserberg ranges from beginner slopes to the challenging Terza descent, with three fun parks and the family HäxäWäldli piste. Learning areas at Prodalp and Tannenboden, mountain restaurants and the BergJet gondola give families several distinct places to plan a ski day.
START HEREBergJet gondola valley station at Tannenboden.
Friherrenberg is a local downhill ski area in Einsiedeln, centred on the Chüelmattli lift. Raiffeisen Kinderland caters for first ski and snowboard turns, giving learners a practice area alongside the main lift-served skiing and a place to build confidence on snow.
START HEREThe Chüelmattli lift at Friherrenberg is 815 metres long; this is lift length, not piste length.
Froideville offers compact village downhill skiing on a short, relatively easy piste. Its Arrache-mitaines rope tow and single slope make it a simple choice for repeated runs and practising turns, with the ski day focused on this small local downhill area.
START HEREAn Arrache-mitaines rope tow serves the downhill piste.
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