Schindelberg Linden
Linden is a family ski area. It offers evening skiing on illuminated pistes.
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Linden is a family ski area. It offers evening skiing on illuminated pistes.
Schlick 2000 offers downhill runs across all difficulty levels with views of the Kalkkögel. BIG Ron’s Kinderland has four conveyor belts and a ski carousel.
START HEREThe Kreuzjochbahn valley station provides gondola access to the Froneben middle station.
Schmittenhöhe includes the Trass descent and Glocknerwiese at Schmidolin, with views of Lake Zell from almost every piste. Mountain huts and restaurants provide stops between runs.
START HEREcityXpress is a ski-area access lift in Zell am See.
Schmoll Lifte is geared towards family downhill skiing. Children under seven ride the lifts free, while child tickets cover ages seven to seventeen.
Schuttannen is a downhill ski area in Hohenems with a club-led focus on learning and improving skiing. The Schiverein Hohenems adult-course programme caters to beginners learning alpine skiing, returning skiers and experienced participants working on their technique.
START HEREEulenwinkel is the upper lift area in Schuttannen.
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.
Schönfeld im Thomatal is a family-oriented ski area. A drag lift serves the Mattehans upper station.
See is a family-oriented downhill ski area in the Tyrolean Paznauntal, with a large practice area for learning and developing skiing skills. Descents span all difficulty levels, giving families with different abilities a choice of terrain within the same ski area.
Seeberg Schilifte offers downhill skiing served by drag lifts. Its descents span easy, intermediate and difficult terrain.
Gschwandtkopf is a small family ski area in the Seefeld region. Most descents lie on the mountain's north side.
START HEREThe Gschwandtkopf four-seat chairlift provides access from the Seefeld valley station.
Rosshütte has a practice area and a snowpark. Illuminated pistes provide night-skiing options.
START HEREAccess the Rosshütte mountain lifts at Talstation Rosshütte, Talstation 419 in Seefeld.
Birkenlift and the connected Geigenbühel form a family ski area in Seefeld in Tirol, with terrain for children, beginners and returning skiers. A family descent and a practice slope beside a ski school make this a useful choice for learning and practising downhill skiing.
START HEREBirkenlift has two drag lifts, a children's magic carpet and a separate 135-metre conveyor.
Serfaus–Fiss–Ladis combines skiing with extensive family facilities across its three villages. Children’s areas, childcare and dedicated ski schools support a family holiday, while the mountain also offers black runs, freeride terrain and freestyle areas.
Serlesbahnen Mieders is a small downhill ski area at the foot of the Serles, with a relaxed family atmosphere. Broad, manageable pistes provide room for wide turns, making this a suitable choice for children, beginners and skiers returning after a break.
Serre Chevalier links three villages and Briançon. Skiing spans multiple ability levels, from the region's larch forests to high-mountain terrain.
START HEREPontillas gondola in the Villeneuve sector.
Shuttleberg Flachauwinkl - Kleinarl offers family skiing on easy blue pistes and ski paths across the mountain. Its speciality pistes and natural ski routes add variety for adults and older children, making it a useful choice for families who already ski together.
Krähenberg is a family downhill ski area in Sibratsgfäll, with descents where children can develop their skiing. Its emphasis on learning away from the bustle of larger resorts suits families seeking a ski day centred on building confidence and practising their skills.
The resort occupies the slopes of Thurntaler. Its compact piste network caters to beginners, families and experienced skiers.
Silvretta Montafon lies between Schruns, St. Gallenkirch and Gaschurn. Its skiing includes long valley descents and deep-snow slopes.
START HEREHochjoch Bahn uses a reversible aerial tramway with cabins.
Simonhöhe is a family ski area in central Carinthia. Its children's area is Paulis Bärenland.
Ski- und Rodelarena Wasserkuppe combines downhill skiing and snowboarding with beginner provision at Skischule Märchenwiese. Children and first-time skiers can start on the Zauberteppich, while progressing skiers can use Wie-Li for longer descents and experienced visitors have drag-lift-served slopes.
Skilift Grainet offers village-based downhill skiing and snowboarding on the Graineter Alpinhang. The slope suits beginners as well as confident all-round skiers, making it an option for practising turns and sharing a ski day with people of different abilities.
START HEREA double drag lift serves the slope. Its stated length is 600 m, with a vertical rise of 120 m.
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