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Bödele offers relaxed downhill skiing near Dornbirn and Schwarzenberg, with pistes suited to families, beginners and experienced skiers. Its mountain setting provides an alternative to the bustle of larger resorts, with scenic views accompanying a day on the slopes.
START HERELank has a four-seat chairlift.
Skilift Böttingen offers downhill skiing on the Schwäbische Alb, with descents ranging from easy to difficult. Evening sessions under floodlights provide another way to enjoy the slope, while the ski hut offers somewhere to take a break and warm up after a run.
START HERESkilift Böttingen has a towing length of 285 metres.
Campo Blenio's lower ski sector caters to skiers taking their first turns. Its gentle slopes are served by a double platter lift.
Tourres is Ceillac’s recreational ski sector in the village. The remaining pistes lie 1.5 km from the village.
START HEREThe Mélézet platter lift rises 114 m over 645 m to 1,804 m and serves two green pistes.
Champex-Lac combines lift-served downhill skiing with the forest-and-lake setting known as Little Canada. Blue runs dominate the ski area, making it a useful choice for skiers seeking easier pistes, while a smaller selection of red and black runs offers more demanding descents.
Champéry, Les Crosets, Champoussin and Morgins form a four-village Swiss downhill sector within the Portes du Soleil. Broad pistes suit relaxed skiing and family days, while steep, mogul-covered slopes give experienced skiers more demanding options across the area.
Christlum in Achenkirch is a compact ski area. Its pistes range from blue to black.
START HEREChristlum valley station.
Chuderhüsi is a family ski area with a broad, gently sloping piste suited to first attempts on skis or a snowboard. Several prepared descents, a snowpark and a sledging slope offer different ways to spend a snow day.
START HEREA drag lift serves the ski slope.
Chäserrugg offers varied downhill pistes on the slopes of the Churfirsten. The skiing extends between the Chäserrugg summit, Unterwasser and Alt St. Johann.
START HEREThe combined chairlift and gondola connects Alt St. Johann with Sellamatt.
Corvatsch–Furtschellas offers downhill skiing with a quieter, family-oriented sector at Furtschellas. Its relaxed pistes overlook the frozen Silsersee in winter, making this sector a useful choice for families and visitors who prefer a calmer setting for their ski day.
Le Pâquier - Crêt-du-Puy is a compact downhill ski area with three local pistes and descents back to the resort base. Evening skiing is a distinctive part of its programme, with a floodlit piste scheduled for Wednesday, Friday and Saturday evenings.
Winterhalde is Degenfeld’s downhill ski slope, set on a north-facing hillside below the natural ski jump. It caters to children, teenagers and adults, with Snowpark Degenfeld and a slalom course adding freestyle and race-style options when snow cover allows.
Degersheim offers downhill skiing served by Skilift 1 and Skilift 2, alongside a separate pony lift. Night skiing provides an evening option within the resort's skiing offering.
Deilinger Skilift is a club-run downhill ski area particularly suited to children and beginners. Its prepared piste has small hills and jumps where young skiers can practise, while a separate area beside the lift accommodates sledging.
START HEREThe ski lift is 220 metres long.
Dent-de-Vaulion offers three broadly accessible downhill pistes alongside a competition piste, giving recreational skiers a choice of runs beyond the competition slope. A dedicated children's ski lift provides a specific facility for visiting younger skiers.
Lagalb lies on the Bernina Pass near Diavolezza. Its steep pistes sit away from the main Upper Engadin ski areas.
START HEREUse the Diavolezza cable car for mountain access from the valley station.
Skilift Donnstetten offers family-oriented downhill skiing on three pistes, each 365 metres long. Four drag lifts serve these short slopes, taking skiers to an upper lift destination at 850 metres above sea level for repeated runs within this compact ski area.
Le Dévoluy connects the SuperDévoluy and La Joue du Loup entries in one alpine ski area. Lower slopes run through broad forest pistes before skiing continues higher around the Plateau de Bure. Panoramic stops include the giant hammock above Fontettes.
START HEREThe Chaumattes drag lift is a snow-front entry at La Joue du Loup.
Skilift Ebingen offers downhill skiing in Albstadt-Ebingen, with varied descents from its upper station. A snowboard funpark adds another option alongside the ski runs. Floodlighting serves the pistes as far as the middle station for evening skiing.
Eggiwil/Netschbühl is a small downhill ski area appreciated by families, on the western valley slope between Eggiwil and Aeschau. Its Netschbühl lift climbs from Zimmerzei to Netschbühl, with skiing overlooking the surrounding countryside and the Bernese Alps.
START HEREThe Netschbühl ski lift connects Zimmerzei with Netschbühl.
Ehrwalder Alm is a beginner-friendly ski and snowboard area between the Wetterstein mountains and the Mieminger Kette. Its family-oriented piste network consists mainly of easy runs, with red and black descents offering additional options for more experienced skiers.
This family-friendly ski area has an entry within Ehrwald that can be reached without a car. At Sonnenhang, learners can progress from the practice area to the ski-school lift and then the Sunracer six-seat chairlift.
START HEREThe Sunracer six-seat chairlift provides access from Sonnenhang into the ski area.
Eischoll offers skiing for beginners and families, with a chairlift, ski lift and beginner lift. The downhill run returns directly to Eischoll village.
START HEREThe LRE cable car connects the valley station at Raron/Turtig with Eischoll village.
Ellegglifte–Faistenoy is a small, child-friendly downhill ski area on the edge of Faistenoy. Its family-focused setup combines a drag lift with a shorter practice lift, and skiing here depends on natural snow rather than artificial snowmaking.
START HEREA drag lift and a shorter practice lift serve the ski area.
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