The family-friendly Elsigen-Metsch ski area is located between Frutigen and Adelboden. The children’s’ ski paradise in front of the Berghaus Elsigenalp (overnight stay) or the SnowKidsPark make it an ideal family ski destination. Thanks to the wide variety of runs (30 km of pistes), it is also perfect for a ski weekend with friends. Choose from the many restaurants and comfortable overnight accommodations.
Here Franjo von Allmen also learned to ski. In 2025 he became a Ski World Cup winner in Super-G in Wengen. The family-friendly ski area takes you up to wide-open, sunny slopes with two ski lifts. Whether you’re a snowboarder or a carver, a beginner or a pro, you’re bound to find your favourite slope up on the Jaunpass. The Kids Village has two children’s lifts, which can be used free of charge by our youngest guests.
This area in the Simmental is accessible by a tow lift and a practice lift with several piste options. Seven kilometres of prepared pistes make for ideal carving experiences and free-riding fun.
Family activities beckon at the Betelberg! The gently sloping terrain from Leiterli to Stoss is particularly popular with beginners. For sportier skiers, the seven kilometres Tschuggen slope is a little gem. What’s more, the Audi Skicross Gold Park, the high-speed section, and the Swisscom Skimovie section make for an exciting day of snowsports on Lenk’s local mountain.
The winter sports area at the Wiriehorn is easy to reach and offers lots of snow-based activities. Whether it’s for skiing or snowboarding, on ski slopes or free riding, the amenities at the Wiriehorn include one chairlift, three tow lifts, and a kiddies’ lift.
The snowsports area of the Grimmialp is tucked away at the very end of the valley and yet so near. The family-friendly area is easily manageable in size yet still diverse, offering lots of fun for children and adults alike, with ten kilometres of pistes, a chairlift, and a tow lift.
On the sunny slopes of the Diemtigtal Nature Park you will find the family-friendly winter sports area of Springenboden. With two children's lifts and one ski lift, the easily accessible ski area is perfectly suited for families.
The Axalp is situated on a terrace plateau high above Lake Brienz. The family-friendly skiing area with 15 kilometres of pistes is renowned for its good powder snow and its relaxed and uncomplicated atmosphere. The wide pistes are immaculately prepared and offer plenty of space as well as manageable facilities, making them very popular with families.
The ski area is located high above Lake Thun and comprises two ski lifts. It features slopes to suit all levels, ideal for skiing and snowboarding.
The SchneeSelital ski area in the Gantrisch Nature Park is a family paradise with two ski lifts and eight kilometers of slopes. At an altitude of 1,500 meters, skiers, snowboarders and cross-country skiers can enjoy a variety of conditions. The Selibär Winter Park delights children with a magic carpet, snow play area and other attractions. Ideal for unforgettable winter adventures!
Ski your way down six kilometres of immaculately prepared pistes across varied terrain from the mountain station at 1,590 m above sea level to the valley station at 1,340 m, well above the blanket of fog in the valley below. Three lifts (one long, two short) await you just beyond the gates of Bern. There’s also a 100-metre-long ‘Pinocchio lift’ for unlimited skiing fun for the skiing aces of tomorrow to enjoy.
The skiing area below the Hohgant in the Emmental valley boasts more than nine kilometres of pistes, laid out across magnificent alpine meadows fringed by forests. The two ski lifts provide access to pistes with varying degrees of difficulty that are as suitable for beginners as they are challenging for more advanced skiers. A kiddies’ lift and a ‘magic carpet’ complete the uplift amenities. Incidentally, this is also where elite alpine ski racer Beat Feuz first took to the slopes.
The ski area with two tow lifts, three practice lifts and five kilometres of pistes is ideal for beginners and families. The ski lifts at Les Prés-d’Orvin welcome you to this exceptional natural setting on a southern foothill of the Jura mountain range. The ski area itself extends along the northern slopes of Mont-Sujet, at elevations ranging between 1,030 m and 1,230 m above sea level.