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Gantrisch Gurnigel offers downhill skiing at Gurnigel Wasserscheide, with blue and red pistes suited to easier skiing and intermediate progression. Kuhberg, Kinderland and Länggrätli provide the blue-run choices, while Chännel offers a red-rated descent.
START HERELänggrätli and Kuhberg are ski lifts; Pinocchio is a baby lift.
Gitschenen is a small, family-friendly downhill ski area with varied, well-prepared pistes and an easy-to-navigate layout. A single ski lift serves the downhill skiing, making its compact layout suited to families looking for a straightforward mountain ski day.
START HEREThe Luftseilbahn Gitschenen provides cable-car access to Gitschenen.
Glacier 3000 combines easy glacier slopes with more demanding terrain elsewhere in the ski area, including Black Wall. Non-skiers can visit the Peak Walk by Tissot suspension bridge.
START HERETake the cable cars from Col du Pillon via Cabane to Scex Rouge.
Skilift Gluringen is a small, family-focused downhill ski area on Gluringerfeld, where children and beginners take their first turns. Alongside this learning-focused character, Snowpark Goms adds three park lines with different difficulty levels for visitors interested in freestyle skiing.
Skilifte Alpsteinblick in Gonten offers broad blue pistes across open, easily surveyed slopes, making it a suitable choice for families and less experienced skiers or snowboarders. The gently varied terrain supports a ski day focused on practising turns and building confidence.
Grenchenberg offers downhill skiing with two ski lifts. Its 400-metre platter lift also feeds the larger T-bar lift.
Grimmialp is a family-oriented ski and snowboard area at the head of the Diemtigtal in the Bernese Oberland, based in Schwenden. The Grimmialp chairlift serves Stierenberg, while skiing is also provided by the Nydegg draglift and the separate children's lift at Egg.
Grub-Kaien is a compact downhill ski area in Grub, centred on its namesake ski lift, which is roughly one kilometre long. The skiing follows the hillside between a valley station at 845 metres above sea level and an upper station at 1,065 metres above sea level.
START HERESkilift Grub-Kaien runs for approximately one kilometre.
Grüsch-Danusa is a family-oriented ski area in Prättigau, with skiing and snowboarding centred on Berggasthaus Schwänzelegg and its children's area. Alongside the downhill slopes, winter walking, sledging and cross-country skiing offer alternatives for a mixed-interest family day.
START HEREThe Danusa lift is a four-person chairlift.
Skilift Gähwil offers local downhill skiing with a main ski lift and a separate pony lift. Its provision for children includes ski-school lessons, while the pony lift and magic carpet have a dedicated day ticket for visitors choosing these smaller facilities.
Habkern is a small, family-friendly downhill ski area whose skiing depends entirely on natural snow. Its downhill sector is Sattelegg; the separate Lombachalp area offers cross-country skiing, snowshoeing and winter walking as alternatives to a day on the slopes.
Skilift Hapfere in Plaffeien is a downhill ski venue focused on learning to ski and family outings. Its skiing tradition spans more than 40 years, with former learners returning with their children to introduce another generation to skiing at the same lift.
Skilift Heimenschwand offers downhill skiing served by a 765-metre lift. Illuminated night operation also allows evening ski sessions.
Hemberg is a compact downhill ski area served by a platter lift and conveyor belt. It caters to families and recreational skiers.
Hoch-Ybrig offers skiing and snowboarding for families and experienced riders. Its snowpark is beside the Hesisbol chairlift.
START HERE3S cable car Hoch-Ybrig.
Hochwang offers natural-snow downhill skiing above Fatschel, with pistes intended for both children and adults. The emphasis is on space to ski in a natural setting, making it a choice for families seeking a quieter mountain day away from large-resort crowds.
Hohe Winde–Beinwil offers downhill skiing on the northwestern slope of Hohe Winde, with pistes returning to a shared valley station. The terrain combines steep sections, rolling ground and flatter pistes, giving skiers a choice of gradients on the same hillside.
Hohwald is a family-oriented ski and snowboard area in Beatenberg. Its three pistes offer easy to intermediate downhill skiing.
START HEREOne drag lift serves the ski area, with two small practice lifts at the valley station.
Skilift Homberg offers downhill skiing across three pistes. Its compact ski area has approximately three kilometres of runs.
Jaun–Gastlosen combines downhill skiing and snowboarding with a ski-school offering in Jaun. Its winter programme also includes night skiing, tobogganing, snowshoe outings and ski touring, giving groups several mountain activities to choose from alongside their skiing.
Jaunpass - Boltigen is a family ski area centred on natural-snow skiing, with surface lifts and a children's area. Its broad, gently sloping children's piste suits first turns, while the area's emphasis is on children, beginners and relaxed recreational skiing.
Skilift Junker serves the downhill slopes on Aschüel in St. Antönien without artificial snow. A cross-country trail and a small children's lift sit alongside the pistes.
START HERESkilift Junker serves Aschüel and has an intermediate boarding point at Bord.
Kiental-Ramslauenen is a small downhill ski area in Kiental, with skiing focused on Chüematti. Its beginner and family orientation suits visitors seeking a compact ski day, with a blue piste and a red piste providing two different difficulty levels.
START HEREThe lift inventory includes the two-person Sesselbahn Ramslauenen chairlift and Skilift Chüematti.
Klewenalp-Stockhütte offers downhill skiing above Lake Lucerne in the mountains of Central Switzerland. Its two mountain sectors have pistes spanning different difficulty levels, with lake views adding a distinctive backdrop to a day on the slopes.
START HEREChälen has a four-person chairlift.
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