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Mörlialp

Mörlialp offers downhill pistes across all difficulty levels. Its Kinderland provides a learning area with several practice lifts.

Münster-Geschinen

Münster-Geschinen offers gentle downhill slopes for skiing and snowboarding in Goms. The ski area caters to families with children and newcomers to skiing, as well as visitors getting back onto snow at the start of the season, with a focus on approachable terrain.

Pistes

3 km

Ski-area elevation

1,363–1,645 m

Lifts

2

Mürren/Schilthorn

Maulerhubel and Winteregg offer gentle descents for less experienced skiers and snowboarders. Schiltgrat offers more challenging slopes, while Birg-Schilthorn has often-steep descents for proficient skiers.

START HEREThe Schilthorn Cableway connects Stechelberg directly with Mürren.

Pistes

50 km

Nara – Leontica

Nara is a downhill ski area above Leontica in the Blenio Valley, with pistes catering to families with children, keen skiers and snowboarders. Its upper lift area reaches Bassa di Nara, on the ridge separating the Blenio Valley from Leventina, with views towards the Gotthard massif and Rheinwaldhorn.

Pistes

30 km

Ski-area elevation

850–2,200 m

Nax

Nax Télé Mont-Noble is a family-oriented downhill ski and snowboard area at Nax in Valais, welcoming families with very young children as well as mountain enthusiasts. Three chairlifts and a drag lift serve the pistes, giving the resort a straightforward four-lift layout.

Pistes

35 km

Lifts

4

Nesselwang - Alpspitzbahnen

The downhill runs around Alpspitze Nesselwang have snowmaking and are served by combination lifts with eight-person gondolas and four-person chairs. The ski area has prepared, family-friendly pistes and a ski-school Kinderland with dedicated children's lifts.

START HERETwo combination lifts with eight-person gondolas and four-person chairs serve the downhill slopes.

Niederalpl

Niederalpl is a family ski area on the pass between Mürzsteg and Mariazell, within Naturpark Mürzer Oberland. A beginner meadow and children's learning area provide places to start, while the main chairlift serves skiing with panoramic views towards Hohe Veitsch.

START HERENiederalplbahn is the main four-seat chairlift.

Pistes

12 km

Ski-area elevation

1,050–1,460 m

Niederthai

Niederthai is a small ski area for families and beginners. A ski and snowboard school and ski kindergarten support learners. Matau and Wolfsegg are named lift bases with parking.

START HEREMatau is one of the ski-area access points with free parking; another is Wolfsegglift.

Pistes

4 km

Lifts

3

Nollen – Unterägeri

Nollen is a family-friendly downhill ski area in Unterägeri. It has welcomed local skiers for more than 50 years.

START HEREA 1,507 m drag lift serves the slopes, with a separate 245 m pony lift for children and beginners.

Nordkette

Seegrube, locally known as Gruabn, is Nordkette's winter-sports area above Innsbruck. The Nordkette Skylinepark has kickers, rails and obstacles for freestyle skiing and snowboarding.

START HEREThe Seegrubenbahn connects the Hungerburg valley station with Seegrube.

Oberau

Rabenkopf Skilift Oberau is the downhill skiing venue within Oberau's Wintersportzentrum 'Im Ried'. Its 500-metre Rabenkopf slope is intended for beginners and less experienced skiers and snowboarders, making the centre a place to focus on practising turns.

Oberberglifte Simmerberg

Oberberglifte Simmerberg offers a choice of downhill runs. Its terrain is geared towards beginners and families.

START HERETwo drag lifts and the Pinocchio rope lift serve the slopes.

Oberegg-St. Anton

Oberegg–St. Anton offers compact downhill skiing across three descents on the slopes of St. Anton. Its Garaventa lift dates from 1965 and is included in the Swiss Federal Office of Culture’s inventory of technical cultural monuments of national importance.

Pistes

3.5 km

Oberer Maxlraineralm

Obere Maxlraineralm offers lift-served skiing and sledging on the Taubenstein side of Spitzingsee. The family-oriented winter offer centres on a mountain hut, with rooms and breakfast available for visitors who want to combine skiing with an overnight stay.

START HEREThe Taubenstein lifts serve the skiing and sledging offer at Obere Maxlraineralm.

Oberhelfenschwil

Skilift Oberhelfenschwil is a family-focused downhill ski area for young children learning to ski and use a ski lift from scratch. Beginner snowboarders are also part of its audience, giving the area a clear emphasis on first experiences on snow with the family.

START HEREThe ski lift has a sloping length of 350 metres and a vertical rise of 68 metres.

Obertauern

Obertauern's Tauernrunde circuit lets you explore the ski area on skis or a snowboard without a car or ski bus. You can join at almost any point and return to your starting point without repeating a lift or piste.

Pistes

100 km

Lifts

26

Oberwangen

Skilift Oberwangen is a small, family-oriented downhill ski area with a main drag lift and separate facilities for children's first turns. The Zauberteppich conveyor and Ponylift support gradual learning, while Snowli ski school offers children's lessons and the piste-side Arosastübli provides a place for a break.

Ofterschwang/​Gunzesried

Ofterschwanger Horn is a family-oriented ski area spanning two valleys, served by gondolas and chairlifts. A natural toboggan run and panoramic winter walking trail at around 1,300 m offer alternatives to skiing.

Pistes

18 km

Olstalb-Lifte Aalen

Ostalb-Skilifte Aalen offers a compact downhill choice between the sporty Standardabfahrt and the child-friendly Familienabfahrt. The upper station also gives views over Aalen and the surrounding countryside, providing a scenic pause between your descents.

START HEREA 550-metre double T-bar lift serves the main descents.

Ski-area elevation

530–680 m

Lifts

2

Orcières Merlette

Orcières Merlette 1850 presents itself as a family resort. Green and blue pistes for first turns start from the Queyrelet and Drapeaux snow fronts, and both sectors have moving carpets. ESF and ESI instructors offer professional lessons for children who prefer guided learning.

START HEREP6. Parking des Queyrelets is beside the resort-centre lift-pass sales point.

Ovronnaz

Ovronnaz’s downhill skiing offers a choice of blue, red and black pistes. Red runs form the largest group in its published piste classification, giving intermediate skiers several options alongside easier descents and black pistes for more experienced visitors.

Ski-area elevation

1,400–2,500 m

Pany

Pany is a family-oriented downhill ski area. Its pistes cater to beginners as well as experienced skiers and snowboarders.

Pistes

7 km

Parsenn

Parsenn offers high alpine skiing with a funicular dating to the early days of the sport. The Parsennbahn provides access from Davos, while the Gotschnabahn brings skiers up from Klosters.

START HEREGotschnabahn from Klosters Platz.

Pistes

97 km

Patscherkofel

On Innsbruck's local mountain, Patscherkofel offers skiing and snowboarding on family-friendly pistes and the Olympic downhill run. The terrain ranges from easy to challenging, with views over Innsbruck giving the ski area its distinctive setting above the city.

START HEREThe Patscherkofelbahn cable car provides access from the valley station to the mountain station.

Pistes

19 km