Rosswald
Rosswald offers downhill skiing on five local pistes. A valley descent is part of the local ski offering.
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Rosswald offers downhill skiing on five local pistes. A valley descent is part of the local ski offering.
Neusell offers downhill skiing on varied, naturally contoured pistes. Its character suits skiers who enjoy leisurely descents.
Runal Péra is a local downhill ski area in Campliun near Trun, where generations have learned to ski and snowboard. Its long-standing role in introducing children, teenagers and adults to snow sports makes learning and shared ski days central to its character.
Röhrenmoos is a small municipal downhill ski area in Dietikon, owned by the city since 1972. Its compact winter-sports setting accommodates skiers, snowboarders and bobsled users, with a 225-metre surface lift pulling riders up the hillside from 460 to 495 metres above sea level.
Saas-Fee is a car-free village at the foot of the Dom. Its winter slopes cater to experienced skiers and people trying the sport.
START HEREStart at the Alpin Express valley station in Saas-Fee; the lift continues through Morenia to Felskinn.
St-Cergue offers downhill skiing near Geneva and Lausanne, welcoming beginners as well as experienced skiers. The wider winter destination includes La Givrine and La Cure, where other winter activities complement the skiing and broaden the options for a winter visit.
Saint-George offers downhill skiing on Lally, the smaller piste, and Les Devants, the larger piste. Lally also hosts night skiing when specially announced, adding an evening option to the ski day, while a refreshment bar opens whenever the pistes operate.
St-Luc/Chandolin offers skiing in a natural mountain setting on the sunny side of Val d’Anniviers. Other activities include sledging, the Chemin des Planètes, hiking and an observatory.
START HEREThe Tsapé chairlift provides mountain access from Chandolin.
Sarn-Heinzenberg is a family ski and sledging area in Graubünden. The sledging descent from Dultschinas to Lescha passes traditional mountain huts, with views toward the Domleschg and Piz Beverin.
START HEREStart at the Lescha valley station for chairlift access to the Dultschinas middle station.
Sattel-Hochstuckli is a compact downhill ski area aimed at families and people starting winter sports. Its revolving gondola, ski lift and Rondos Lern- und Spassland combine a mountain outing with a dedicated place to learn, making it a practical choice for a relaxed family ski day.
START HERESki day passes include the gondola, Skilift Engelstock and Rondos Lern- und Spassland.
Savognin combines gentler slopes with long descents. Children can practise on Piste Flurin, which has bumps, dips and small obstacles.
START HERETake the ten-person gondola from Savognin to Tigignas, then the connecting gondola to Somtgant.
Schafmatt offers local downhill skiing on the Bärenacher and Oltschür pistes, with a ski lift serving the area. The Skihütte/Skibar complements a day on the slopes, opening during lift operation and on additional occasions according to the venue's winter programme.
Schatzalp-Strela caters to leisurely skiers and children. Its quiet skiing atmosphere favours an unhurried day on the slopes.
START HEREA chairlift connects the hotel directly with its own ski area.
Linden is a family ski area. It offers evening skiing on illuminated pistes.
Schwanden–Sigriswil offers downhill skiing overlooking Lake Thun, with pistes divided into different difficulty grades. Ski lifts serve Schwanden and Wilerallmi Sigriswil, which comprise the downhill offering within this broader winter-sports destination.
START HEREThe downhill offering includes the Schwanden and Wilerallmi Sigriswil ski lifts.
Schwarzsee is a downhill ski area in Switzerland's Fribourg region, served by the Kaisereggbahnen Schwarzsee. Its local skiing network comprises 11 pistes and includes two valley descents, offering downhill runs that extend back into the valley as part of the ski day.
Schwellbrunn's Landscheide–Sitz ski area focuses on beginners, less experienced skiers, young children and first-time snowboarders. Its short lift links Landscheide with Sitz, while the sunny hillside offers views across the Alpstein.
START HEREThe Landscheide–Sitz lift is 340 metres long and climbs 62 vertical metres, from 1,022 to 1,084 metres above sea level.
Skilift Bennau combines downhill skiing with historic lift heritage. Bennau II is one of the few Oehler ski lifts preserved intact.
Bildhaus offers downhill skiing served by a 280-metre drag lift and a pony lift. Its easy, broad pistes suit families with younger children.
Skilift Bäretswil is a family-focused downhill ski area in the Zürcher Oberland, operated by the local Steig cooperative. Its learning slopes use figures and tunnels to help children practise skiing and snowboarding through play, making this a practical choice for a family learning day.
Skilift Fischenthal is a small, family-oriented downhill ski area at Aurüti/Oberegg. A practice lift provides a separate learning option, while the Oberegg slopes include red and black pistes for visitors looking for more demanding skiing during a family ski day.
Skilift Ghöch is a small downhill ski area in Bäretswil’s Zürcher Oberland, with a family focus and a dedicated beginner lift. Its layout places the Ponylift on the left and a platter drag lift on the right, making the distinction between the learning area and the main lift straightforward.
Skilift Gurnigelbad offers downhill skiing on Wednesdays and weekends. Friday evening skiing adds an after-dark option.
Malbun offers skiing with a small lift operated by Ortsgemeinde Buchs. The area is particularly suited to young families.
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