Experience heart-pounding excitement across Switzerland's stunning mountains: glide through Les 4 Vallées with a private ski instructor, tackle the ski cross track in Villars, ski until 2 a.m. in St. Moritz, conquer off-piste terrain in Engelberg, Disentis, and Samnaun, or get your personal ski race video in Stoos. As experts at Switzerland Tourism, we share seven insider tips for unforgettable on- and off-piste adventures.
Flash Your Descent on the Slopes
In Stoos, Central Switzerland's premier winter sports area, high-speed cameras capture your run for free—no fines, just pure thrill. The Sternegg competition track meets elite training standards while delivering maximum fun for all visitors. Download your video instantly via the “Swisscom Snow Cup” app and wow your friends and family.
Exclusive VIP Skiing in Les 4 Vallées
Nendaz Ski School offers bespoke VIP ski days. Craft your perfect itinerary with a local instructor: hit the best slopes, explore hidden runs, and freeride tracks. Enjoy lunch at a charming mountain hut, followed by après-ski chats—tailored luxury from true Swiss pros.
Villars: Follow in a World Champion's Tracks
Home to ski cross champion Fanny Smith, Villars-sur-Ollon is primed for epic ski cross action. Navigate sharp turns, bumps, and jumps on this 1,000-meter-plus track. Hone your skills just like Fanny did, building the foundation for world-class performance.
Switzerland's Longest Nighttime Ski Run
Every Friday, Corvatsch Snow Night lights up Switzerland's longest illuminated piste—2 a.m. access on a 4.2-km beast. Flanked by snow bars, party spots, and Alpetta mountain restaurant—where Dorigo Riz serves game and hearty polenta—it's adventure for night owls and slope lovers alike.
Engelberg's Big Five Freerides
Near Lucerne, Engelberg-Titlis boasts diverse terrain, including the legendary Big Five: Laub, Steinberg, Wendelücke, Sulz, and Galtiberg. This freeride haven demands expert skills—always with a seasoned guide for safety and success.
Samnaun: One Guide, Ten Off-Piste Routes
Piz Val Gronda guarantees snow reliability. From the 2,812m station, Samnaun Swiss Ski School experts lead down ten freeride lines, culminating in an 8-km duty-free run into Samnaun village—pure freeride bliss.
Disentis: Dedicated Slope for Ski Tourers
Ski tourers rejoice: Disentis offers a groomed ascent track from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Use skins, register via 10 CHF deposit chip, and join the seasonal rankings—built for serious backcountry enthusiasts.
