13 curated Skiing spots in Switzerland, each with its own note and source.
Berner Oberland · All levels
According to skiresort.info, the Adelboden-Lenk area (Chuenisbärgli, Silleren, Hahnenmoos, Metsch) has 86 km of pistes and 22 lifts between 1,260 and 2,200 m, more than half of it easy and only 6 km difficult. The Chuenisbärgli holds the World Cup giant slalom course: 1,290 m long, 420 m of vertical, up to 60 % gradient.
Sources: Ski Weltcup Adelboden, Ski Weltcup Adelboden, Tourismus Adelboden-Lenk-Kandersteg AG, skiresort.info
Wallis
Champéry is part of the Portes du Soleil, which links Swiss and French resorts such as Morzine, Avoriaz and Châtel: skiresort.com counts 580 km of slopes between 985 and 2,254 m on 163 lifts, more than half of them easy. Portes du Soleil gives the 2026/27 linked-area season as 19 December 2026 to 18 April 2027.
Sources: Valais/Wallis Promotion, Valais/Wallis Promotion, Valais/Wallis Promotion, Portes du Soleil, Portes du Soleil, skiresort.com, Portes du Soleil
Graubünden · Best time: Nov–Apr · All levels
Parsenn is the main sector at Davos Klosters: around 97 km of pistes, accessed by the Parsennbahn from Davos or the Gotschnabahn from Klosters. The classic Parsenn descent runs about twelve kilometres from the Weissfluhjoch down to Küblis; the valley run to Davos Dorf is rated black and steep to match.
Sources: Destination Davos Klosters (davos.ch), Davos Klosters Tourismus
Graubünden
St. Moritz's home mountain is Corviglia: skiresort.com lists 155 km of slopes between 1,772 and 3,057 m on 23 lifts, just over a fifth of them difficult. The 2026/27 season runs from 28 November 2026 to 4 April 2027.
Sources: Engadin St. Moritz Tourismus AG, Engadin Tourismus, Engadin St. Moritz Mountains AG, skiresort.com
Zentralschweiz · Best time: Oct–May · All levels
Engelberg-Titlis runs from about 1,000 m up to the Titlis glacier (3,020 m); the tourist board cites reliable snow from October to May. The tourist board quotes 82 km of pistes; skiresort.info counts 70 km, 60 % of it intermediate. The descent from the Titlis to the valley is 12 km long with more than 2,000 m of vertical; beginners practise at the Klostermatte (Brunni) or on the Gerschnialp.
Sources: Engelberg-Titlis Tourismus AG, Engelberg-Titlis Tourismus AG, skiresort.info
Berner Oberland
Grindelwald sits between two ski areas: Kleine Scheidegg/Männlichen with 101 km of slopes between 944 and 2,400 m, and First with 49 km between 1,034 and 2,500 m, 30 km of them easy. According to Jungfraubahnen, First runs 19 December to 29 March in 2026/27, Männlichen 12 December to 4 April.
Sources: Jungfraubahnen, skiresort.com, skiresort.com, Jungfraubahnen
Graubünden · Best time: Dec–Apr · All levels
216 km of pistes, 30 lifts and nearly three quarters of the terrain above 2,000 m, which keeps the snow reliable. Five parks with over 90 obstacles and a continuous halfpipe define the freestyle offer. Longest run: about 13 km from La Siala down to Flims. Night skiing runs Thursdays in February on a 6 km floodlit slope.
Sources: Flims Laax Falera, LAAX / Weisse Arena Gruppe, Flims Laax Falera Management AG
Graubünden
Lenzerheide and Arosa together form the Arosa Lenzerheide ski area: 225 km of slopes between 1,229 and 2,865 m on 43 lifts, almost half of them easy, with night skiing at Alp Stätz. According to the Lenzerheide lift company, winter 2026/27 runs 28 November to 11 April, with full operation 19 December to 11 March.
Sources: Arosa Bergbahnen / Lenzerheide Bergbahnen, Arosa Bergbahnen / Lenzerheide Bergbahnen, Arosa Bergbahnen / Lenzerheide Bergbahnen, skiresort.com
Berner Oberland
Mürren is car-free, reached by cable car from Stechelberg or via Lauterbrunnen. The Schilthorn area has 54 km of slopes between 796 and 2,970 m on 17 lifts; Jungfraubahnen lists the 2026/27 season as 21 November 2026 to 2 May 2027.
Sources: Schilthornbahn AG, skiresort.com, Jungfraubahnen
Wallis
Glacier ski area with 101 km of slopes between 1,800 and 3,573 m on 23 lifts, plus 5 km of ski routes. Skiing continues through summer on the Allalin, where international teams train; the season runs from 18 July 2026 to 18 April 2027.
Sources: Valais/Wallis Promotion, Valais/Wallis Promotion, Valais/Wallis Promotion, Valais/Wallis Promotion, Saastal Tourismus AG, skiresort.com
Wallis · Best time: Dec–Apr · Advanced
Verbier secures seven marked freeride itineraries, among them Mont-Gelé, Col des Mines, Chassoure-Tortin, Vallon d'Arbi and Gentianes-Tortin — yellow lines on the piste map, yellow and orange poles on the mountain. The north face of the Bec des Rosses (3,222 m) drops at up to 60 degrees in places and hosts the Freeride World Tour final. Guides are recommended.
Sources: Verbier 4Vallées Tourisme, Verbier – Val de Bagnes, Office du Tourisme, Verbier 4Vallées
Wallis
Zermatt shares a cross-border ski area with Breuil-Cervinia and Valtournenche: 322 km of slopes plus 38 km of ski routes between 1,562 and 3,899 m on 51 lifts. In summer, skiing continues on the Theodul Glacier; the Zermatt lift company advertises skiing 365 days a year.
Sources: Zermatt Bergbahnen AG, Zermatt Bergbahnen AG, Zermatt Tourismus, skiresort.com, Zermatt Bergbahnen (Matterhorn Glacier Paradise)
Wallis
Since winter 2013/14 a cable car has linked Zinal with Grimentz: together they offer 115 km of slopes between 1,570 and 2,900 m on 21 lifts, just over a quarter of them difficult. The 2026/27 season runs from 28 November 2026 to 18 April 2027.
Sources: Association Sierre-Zinal, Valais/Wallis Promotion, skiresort.com
Without a dedicated Skiing note yet, listed on the country page: Interlaken.