Ski resort Lauchernalp

In winter there is the lure of the best interconnected ski arena with guaranteed snow - the winter sports paradise that is the Lauchernalp. The sunny ski resort has 55 km of pistes up to a height of 3,111 m above sea level and also has a quite unique freeride area. The Lauchernalp is just as popular with active skiers, from beginners to experts, as with families with small children, snowboarders and lovers of virgin snow. The ski arena offers simple blue runs to more challenging black descents - everything that a skier's heart could desire!

Against the backdrop of the imposing mountainous UNESCO World Heritage Site with 40 peaks higher than 4,000 metres, skiers can access the wonderful slopes of the Lauchernalp with its perfectly prepared runs either by cable car, two chairlifts, two tows and a glacier cable car.

The majestic mountainous backdrop, powder snow, crystal-clear air and cosy mountain huts bring your dream of a ski paradise to life.  

 

Winter season 2012/2013

Season opens: 15 December 2012
Season ends: 14 April 2013

 

Timetable

Timetable of the cable car Wiler-Lauchernalp

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Prices

Here you find information on the prices of the Lauchernalp Bergbahnen AG.

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Swiss Wintersports School

Whether you are embarking on your first winter sports experience or want to perfect your skills on snow - our local ski school "COOL SCHOOL" is the expert. The ski school office is located on the Lauchernalp by the mountain station.

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Freeriding

The Lauchernalp will set freeriders’ hearts racing as the area is comparable to some of the larger ski resorts in Switzerland but is still really only known to insiders.

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Après ski

A successful day on the slopes needs fortification of the body throughout the day. There are many mountain cafés and restaurants around the ski arena to meet your every culi...
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Tobogganing

How would you like a speedy toboggan run? Visitors are advised to hire a toboggan from one of the sports shops - Kily Sport, Wiler or Sporthaus Lauchernalp - and head up to the Lauchernalp mountain station for a furious descent.
 

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