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Skilift Mastrils caters to families with children on skis or snowboards. Its pistes are well prepared and easy to keep in view.
START HEREA platter lift runs for almost 1,000 metres.
Skilift Mugi is a small downhill ski area in Mugiweid, Netstal, with an upper area and a lower tow developed for its youngest guests. Its local slopes suit a family ski outing, with children central to the area's development from its original small drag lift.
START HEREA drag lift serves the lower area, developed for younger guests.
Oberholz-Farner is a downhill ski area above Wald in the Zürcher Oberland, where generations of children have learned to ski. Its compact setting is suited to families and beginners taking their first turns, with slopes that lend themselves to an afternoon outing.
Skilift Schnabelsberg offers a prepared slope suited to children and beginners. Day and night skiing and a ski hut for refreshments round out the experience.
Skilift Selfranga offers local downhill skiing in Klosters with a T-bar lift and a separate pony lift. Each lift has its own ticket options for adults and children. Alongside daytime skiing, Selfranga also offers evening skiing through its night-ski programme.
Skigebiet Steg is a small downhill ski area in Steg im Tösstal, with skiing for beginners and experienced visitors. Its two surface lifts divide the skiing between the longer Grosser Lift slopes and the short Trainerlift learning slope, with blue and red runs.
Tristeli is a compact, family-oriented downhill ski area. Sportier skiers can choose from several pistes.
Sollegg offers downhill skiing above Appenzell, with long descents on prepared pistes. In clear weather, the Sollegg mountain station has views towards Lake Constance, giving skiers a scenic stopping point at the upper end of the lift before their next descent.
START HEREThe main T-bar lift is 1,560 metres long.
Sommartel offers three kilometres of downhill pistes. Skiing here depends on sufficient snow cover.
Speicher's local downhill skiing centres on the named lifts Vögelinsegg and Blatten. Blatten's compact slope is designed for beginners and is popular with children and families, making it a suitable choice for learning basic turns and practising on manageable terrain.
START HEREVögelinsegg has a Brändle surface lift with T-bars, a length of 470 metres and a vertical rise of 85 metres.
Splügen-Tambo offers downhill skiing in Graubünden, with blue pistes for easier skiing and black descents for confident skiers. Tanatz is a blue-rated option, while the black-rated Tröglipiste provides a more demanding descent within the same ski area.
START HEREThe Bodmenstafel chairlift seats six people.
Familienskigebiet Zuoz is a family-oriented downhill area in the Engadin, with sunny slopes suited to beginners and more experienced skiers and snowboarders. Its child-secured Chastlatsch chairlift supports young learners, including children aged four and over attending ski lessons.
Skilift Sternenberg is a small downhill ski hill centred on the Rietwies drag lift. Its approximately 250-metre lift and 46.6-metre vertical rise keep the skiing concentrated on a compact hillside, suited to short runs and repeated laps during a local ski outing.
Klingenstock offers black pistes, including the steep Franz-Heinzer race piste. Fronalpstock offers the Sonnenpiste for recreational skiers.
START HEREThe Morschach–Stoos cable car provides access from Talstation Morschach to Stoos.
Sörenberg combines relaxed downhill skiing over hills and pastures with runs through woodland and moorland landscapes. The Eisee sector on Brienzer Rothorn adds more demanding terrain, making it an option for experienced skiers looking beyond the gentler slopes.
START HEREStart at the Rossweid gondola valley station in Sörenberg, where the operator has a ticket counter.
Tannenberg brings downhill skiing, cross-country skiing and sledging together in the Swiss village of Waldkirch. The local ski area is run by Skiclub Tannenberg, with lift-served skiing alongside separate cross-country trails and a sledging slope on the Tannenberg.
START HEREThe Borer ski lift is 280 metres long and rises through 43 vertical metres; it was built in 1969.
Solarskilift Tenna is a small downhill ski area in the village of Tenna, especially suited to families with young children. Several pistes lead back towards the valley, served by a compact surface lift that also generates electricity from its overhead solar panels.
START HERESolarskilift Tenna is a surface drag lift with double bars.
Tschappina-Heinzenberg offers downhill skiing on rock-free slopes, with snowmaking in the Lüsch-Obergmeind and Oberurmein sectors. Children's areas at Oberurmein and Obertschappina give families dedicated places for early learning alongside the main ski slopes.
Tschiertschen offers lift-served skiing on varied natural-snow pistes. Spacious slopes give this mountain ski area a quiet, relaxed character.
Urnäsch Osteregg offers downhill skiing on broad natural-snow slopes on the Osteregg hillside. Its piste offering includes Osteregg–Sölzer, a connecting piste and Kinderland, alongside the Reservoir–Chräg–Böhl variant descent, giving visitors distinct parts of the hillside to explore.
Vals–Dachberg is a high-alpine downhill ski area in Graubünden, with skiing centred on Gadastatt and the slopes of Dachberg. The gondola reaches Gadastatt, while three further lifts lead into the upper mountain's high-alpine terrain, complementing the learning provision below.
Vichères-Liddes has wide ski runs. The ski area lies between the Mont-Blanc and Grand-Combin massifs.
START HEREStart at the lower Le Chapelet chairlift departure beside the ski-area parking.
Skilift Walterswil offers local downhill skiing with a surface drag lift in the village of Walterswil. The facility is prepared for skiing each year, and the lift can run when snow and weather conditions are suitable for a winter outing on the local slope.
Skilift Wasen i.E. offers downhill skiing in Wasen im Emmental, with lifts operated by the local Skilift Verein Wasen i.E. The piste is prepared when there is sufficient snow, so snow conditions are an important consideration when planning a ski day here.
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