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Skilift Krinau offers local downhill skiing in the village of Krinau. Its regular weekend programme combines Saturday afternoon and evening sessions with Sunday afternoon skiing, giving visitors a choice between a daytime outing and an evening on the slope.
La Berra - La Roche offers downhill skiing on ten local pistes, including two valley descents, in Switzerland's Fribourg region. The Gîte snowpark adds a freestyle option alongside the downhill piste network, giving skiers and snowboarders another focus for their day.
La Corbatière is a family downhill ski area with a long tradition of introducing local children to skiing. Its welcoming learning environment includes organised ski lessons for children and adults.
La Forclaz / Le Tsaté is a small downhill ski area with a limited selection of pistes suited to different ability levels. In the heart of the village, a baby lift provides a place for first experiences on snow and for skiers returning to refresh their technique.
La Forclaz offers lift-served downhill skiing on a red piste. The slope is equipped with lighting for night skiing.
La Fouly is a downhill ski area in Valais with 13 local pistes. Alongside the downhill network, winter visitors can choose cross-country skiing and a toboggan run at La Petite Combe, offering several ways to combine skiing with other activities in the snow.
Langenbruck’s downhill skiing is centred on Obere Wanne, with gentle and steep pistes advertised for adults and children. Night skiing is part of the resort’s character, giving visitors an evening option alongside a daytime outing on the local downhill slopes.
START HERESkilift Obere Wanne serves the current downhill destination.
La Trélasse is a downhill learning area at Col de la Givrine in St-Cergue, centred on teaching drag lifts. Its learning lifts cater to children from age three, making the area particularly suited to families introducing young children to their first skiing experiences.
Lauchernalp's upper and lower ski sectors are connected by red and black pistes. Skiers who prefer to avoid the descent can return from the upper sector to the lower sector on the three-seat chairlift.
START HEREThe Wiler–Lauchernalp cable car provides access from the valley to Lauchernalp.
Skilift Lantsch/Lenz occupies a sunny south-facing slope in Unterdorf. This small, compact ski area suits children and beginners.
Les Breuleux is a local downhill ski area in Switzerland's Jura & Three-Lakes region, operated by Téléski Les Breuleux SA. Its five local pistes sit within the Franches-Montagnes winter-sports destination, which also offers cross-country skiing and snowshoeing.
Bugnenets-Savagnières offers downhill skiing in the Bugnenets sector, including the blue La Combe piste. Also known as chemin Veillon, this run connects the lower Bugnenets parking areas with Métairie du Fornel du Haut, providing a named route to locate when planning your ski day.
Domaine de ski des Giettes is a small Swiss Alpine ski area with blue and red downhill pistes served by two drag lifts. Its group-focused character includes exclusive hire of the ski area with accommodation and catering, while Auberge de Chindonne provides a ski-in/ski-out base.
Les Marécottes has a local downhill ski area with a valley descent, complemented by the separate Chemin de luge des Marécottes sledging run. Winter walking and snowshoe trails offer additional ways to explore Les Marécottes alongside its downhill skiing.
START HERETélécabine des Marécottes.
Les Mosses–La Lécherette offers downhill skiing within the wider Leysin–Mosses–Lécherette area, which includes runs descending to resort level. Separate classic and skating cross-country trails offer an alternative to spending the whole day on downhill pistes.
Les Pléiades offers a compact downhill network of seven local pistes, suited to visitors looking for a small ski area. Its piste offering includes a kilometre of floodlit runs, providing an illuminated-slope option alongside the rest of the downhill terrain.
Les Prés-d'Orvin offers downhill skiing on the north-facing slopes of Mont-Sujet, in the southern foothills of the Jura. Its blue and red pistes suit visitors looking for easy and intermediate skiing in a natural mountain setting, with a separate sledging slope adding another winter activity.
Torrent is Leukerbad’s downhill ski area in Valais, with blue pistes and black runs offering different levels of challenge. Kumme is a blue-piste option, while Flaschenhalde is classified black; ungroomed yellow routes such as Freeride Direttissima provide a separate terrain choice.
START HEREThe Leukerbad–Rinderhütte cable car serves Torrent. The Schwalbennest lift is a six-person chairlift.
Lourtier offers local downhill skiing at the Téléski du Dzora, with a slope that also accommodates bob sledding for children and adults. The replacement lift dates from 2022, and snowmaking and floodlighting support afternoon skiing and scheduled evening sessions.
The Téléski des Orvales in Malleray shares its lift with BikePark Valbirse, combining winter skiing with mountain biking at the same site. The bikepark redevelopment preserved the ski lift and enabled winter skiing to resume when snow conditions permit.
START HEREWinter skiing uses the Téléski des Orvales at BikePark Valbirse.
Marbach–Marbachegg combines seven local pistes with two descents to the valley, making valley runs part of the downhill skiing available here. Its piste area covers 0.24 square kilometres, with the skiing centred on the local Marbachegg network.
Téléconthey offers lift-served skiing at the Teleski des Ombrins in Mayens de Conthey. Its relaxed, informal character makes it a choice for families who want to ski together.
Meiringen-Hasliberg combines downhill skiing with the Skihäsliland practice area. The Skirennzentrum Hasliberg adds a ski-racing focus.
START HEREThe Hasliberg Twing–Lischen–Käserstatt gondola provides mountain access from Twing.
Minschuns offers downhill skiing and snowboarding on wide, open slopes above the tree line in Val Müstair. Alp da Munt provides a family focal point, with a children's learning area beside the mountain restaurant, where parents can watch from the terrace.
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