Flumserberg - Heidiland Overview

Flumserberg - Heidiland

Projected Opening
Dec 12
Projected Closing
Mar 29
Lifts
17
Trails
43
Skiable Terrain
26 ha
Base
1,200m
Summit
2,222m
Vertical Drop
1,022m
Average Snowfall
343cm
Snowfall
343cm
Annual Snowfall
  • Nov15cm
  • Dec75cm
  • Jan114cm
  • Feb72cm
  • Mar49cm
  • Apr11cm
Flumserberg - Heidiland
The Swiss ski resort Flumserberg/Heidiland, situated between 1300 and 2222 m above sea level, is the largest winter sports destination between Zürich and Chur. It offers various winter activities. Thanks to the resort’s topographical position and modern snow making systems Flumserberg/Heidiland offers good snow conditions from December to the end of April. Many kilometres of slopes for alpine skiing and snowboarding can be found in the area. Most of them are of average difficulty, but advanced skiers will also find their challenge. In Leist, Seeben and Spitzmeilen free ride areas are located. Carvers skiing in Flumserberg/Heidiland will also find good slopes and for snowboarders there is a large snow park and a half pipe. Furthermore Flumserberg has a toboggan run of 3 km length.
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Important Dates

  • Projected opening date
    Dec 12, 2026
  • Projected closing date
    Mar 29, 2027
  • Average Snowfall
    343cm

Terrain

Intermediate Runs
26%
Advanced Runs
56%
Expert Runs
19%
Runs in Total
43
Longest Run
5 km
Skiable Terrain
65 km
Night Skiing
1 km
Snow Making
24 km

Lifts

17
Gondolas & Trams
4
Eight Person Lifts
1
High Speed Sixes
3
Quad Chairs
4
Surface Lifts
5
J'ai appris à skier à Flumserberg quand j'étais gosse, c'est la station préférée de ma famille depuis toujours. Notamment pour sa beauté ! Toutes les pistes ont beaucoup de caractère - pas d'autoroutes comme à Laax. Nos invités aussi adorent toujours ! A conseiller sans hésitation.
Aleki Russell
Jan 27, 2018