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Skigebiet Weissensee is a compact family ski area with relaxed downhill slopes and views across the lake and surrounding mountains. Near Weissensee bridge, the four-seat chairlift connects the central base with Naggler Alm, while children can take their first turns in Kinderskiwelt.
Bergeralm is a ski and leisure area in Steinach am Brenner, around 20 km south of Innsbruck in Tyrol's Wipptal. Winter activities include skiing, snowboarding and snowshoeing.
START HEREStart at Bergeralmbahn Talstation for the Bergeralmbahn gondola.
Skiarena Berwang-Bichlbach is a family-oriented downhill area suited to relaxed skiing, snowboarding and carving. The skiing connects Berwang with Bichlbach, with village bases and lift-served slopes offering a practical setting for a family ski holiday.
Marienberg in Biberwier has wide, easy-to-ski pistes suited to families. Children have dedicated skiing options in the Kinderland and on Bibers Buzzebahn.
START HEREMarienbergbahn I is the six-seat chairlift serving the Biberwier arrival base.
Bischofsberg is a local downhill ski area in Heiden, served by Skilift Heiden. Families can combine skiing on the main slopes with the adjacent Kinderskilift Bischofsberg, immediately behind the upper station; its use requires a supplement to a half-day or day ticket.
START HERESkilift Heiden is a surface lift with a 612-metre inclined length, connecting stations at 813 and 923 metres above sea level.
Skilift Auchte Bitz is a downhill learning area in Bitz, focused on children and beginners taking their first turns. The Auchte lift provides a setting for introductory skiing and snowboarding, with TV Bitz offering courses for children and young people.
START HEREThe Auchte ski lift is approximately 250 metres long.
Blatten-Belalp combines downhill skiing with playful runs and dedicated freestyle features. Skiers and snowboarders can vary their day between the Snowpark, Wellenmulde, Schneekringel and the timed Hexenschuss course, with specific places to practise jumps, turns and racing skills.
Bläsiberg Skilifte Wiesensteig combines woodland descents above Schöntal with gentle skiing on the Bläsiberg. The easy slopes around Lift 2 suit progressing beginners, while steeper runs beside the main lifts give more experienced skiers different terrain to explore.
Bodental is a compact family ski area in the Rosental, with a quiet atmosphere suited to beginners and recreational skiers. Practice slopes and a children's area support first turns, while more experienced visitors can enjoy downhill skiing in the same small resort.
START HERETwo drag lifts serve the downhill piste used by larger children and more experienced skiers.
From Valbella, Bormio Ski’s high-altitude return to town follows the ridge toward Cimino, then passes Conca Valbella, S. Ambrogio, Praimont and Canalino Fontanalonga. It crosses Carcentina and Bosco Basso before rejoining the Stelvio piste at the gondola in Bormio town.
START HEREThe eight-seat Bormio–Bormio 2000 gondola is the ski area’s main lift and carries visitors directly to the mid-mountain pistes.
Bosco Gurin’s Grossalp slopes offer skiing and snowboarding with instruction from the Scuola Svizzera di Sci Gadumdschi Team. Near the chairlift departure, Kid's Village provides a dedicated children's learning area with a conveyor lift.
START HEREThe lift network includes two four-seat chairlifts and three ski lifts.
La Lorette is a small, lift-served ski area in Bourg-Saint-Pierre focused on children taking their first turns. Alongside its learning terrain, the Skicross piste offers a different downhill option for youngsters ready to move beyond their first skiing exercises.
Brandnertal combines downhill skiing above Brand and Bürserberg with varied pistes for shared days on the mountain. Beginners can develop their skills on gentle slopes, while experienced skiers can explore more demanding descents across the ski area.
Brauneck in Lenggries is a connected ski area with valley descents and mountain huts. Its terrain includes easy and intermediate runs, a black World Cup course and mogul pistes.
START HEREThe Brauneck-Kabinenbahn provides gondola access from the Lenggries valley base.
Brenneralm offers downhill skiing on prepared slopes in Breitenfurt bei Wien, close to Vienna. Floodlighting gives the ski hill an evening-skiing focus, while a double drag lift carries skiers from the lower slopes to the upper end of this compact area.
START HEREA 465-metre double drag lift serves the slopes between 385 and 475 metres above sea level.
Brigels-Waltensburg-Andiast is a family-oriented downhill ski area with broad pistes and varied descents across an open mountain landscape. Its skiing combines spacious slopes with runs reaching up to seven kilometres, making it an option for families and visitors who enjoy longer downhill runs.
START HEREThe Brigels–Crest Falla lift is a four-person chairlift.
Brot-Dessus offers lift-served downhill skiing in Brot-Plamboz. The ski area extends between 1,018 and 1,100 metres above sea level.
Brunnalm – Hohe Veitsch is a family-oriented downhill ski area above Sankt Barbara im Mürztal, overlooking the Mürztal valley. Blue and red pistes suit developing skiers, while several black pistes and a FIS downhill course give experienced skiers and racers further options.
St. Jakob i.D. is a family ski area in a mountain setting. Most slopes are suitable for skiing with children.
The ski area combines open combes and groomed pistes. Brévent is reached from central Chamonix, while Flégère is reached from Les Praz.
START HERETake the Planpraz gondola from Chamonix to reach Planpraz.
Brüsti – Attinghausen is a small downhill ski area on Brüsti, aimed at families spending a ski day in the mountains above the Swiss village of Attinghausen. Its predominantly north-facing setting and wooded terrain give the skiing a compact, forested mountain character.
START HEREThe Attinghausen–Brüsti cableway provides access in two sections, with intermediate boarding at Kohlplatz.
Buchensteinwand’s compact piste network and gentle sunny slopes suit families and beginners. Red runs and challenging black pistes descending towards St. Ulrich provide options for more experienced skiers.
START HERE4SB Buchensteinwand chairlift.
Bumbach-Schangnau is a family ski area in the Emmental at the foot of Hohgant. Its downhill pistes cross alpine pastures bordered by woodland, with varied terrain suitable for beginners and more experienced skiers, while a separate children's lift provides a place for younger learners.
Buron is a relaxed downhill ski area served by drag lifts. The Buron-Abfahrt offers easy to intermediate skiing, while the Reutele-Abfahrt is graded easy.
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