Brienz - Axalp Overview

Brienz - Axalp

Projected Opening
Dec 12
Projected Closing
Mar 29
Lifts
6
Trails
8
Base
1,400m
Summit
2,000m
Vertical Drop
600m
Average Snowfall
222cm
Snowfall
222cm
Annual Snowfall
  • Nov0.7cm
  • Dec30cm
  • Jan73cm
  • Feb72cm
  • Mar64cm
  • Apr0cm

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Brienz - Axalp

Brienz - Axalp

Projected Opening
Dec 12
Projected Closing
Mar 29
Lifts
6
Trails
8
Base
1,400m
Summit
2,000m
Vertical Drop
600m
Average Snowfall
222cm
Snowfall
222cm
Annual Snowfall
  • Nov0.7cm
  • Dec30cm
  • Jan73cm
  • Feb72cm
  • Mar64cm
  • Apr0cm

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Important Dates

  • Projected opening date
    Dec 12, 2026
  • Projected closing date
    Mar 29, 2027
  • Average Snowfall
    222cm

Terrain

Intermediate Runs
73%
Advanced Runs
10%
Expert Runs
17%
Runs in Total
8
Skiable Terrain
15 km
Snow Making
8 km

Lifts

6
Triple Chairs
1
Surface Lifts
5

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