Ski / Snowboard

Sigriswil-Schwanden:  Sigriswil and  Schwanden each have around ten kilometres of prepared piste. In Schwanden there is also a button lift alongside the long ski lift.

Beatenberg-Niederhorn: In the  Beatenberg-Niederhorn area, skiers, snowboarders, winter hikers and tobogganists can enjoy themselves without getting in each other’s way. Thanks to a monocable gondola, four ski lifts and a children’s ski lift, 22 kilometres of piste are available for winter sports.

Krattigen: With its three ski lifts and 12 kilometers of slopes,  Krattigen is an insider tip. The view from the Aeschiallmend and the Allmispitz over Lakes Thun is unique.

Heimenschwand: Every winter, around six kilometres of piste are prepared in Heimenschwand, and a ski lift is available for skiers and snowboarders. There is also evening skiing from Monday to Friday (7.30 p.m. to 10.00 p.m.).

Eriz: There are two ski lifts and six kilometers of slopes in Eriz, as well as the SnowPark for younger skiers, with two children’s ski lifts, a snow carousel and a Red Indian tepee, as well as a mogul run and a fitness course.

Heiligenschwendi: Anyone who needs to train a bit more for total winter sport fun or for the World Cup can also do this in  Heiligenschwendi. There is a training lift with 500 metres of piste here for skiers and snowboarders, as well as tobogganists.

Snow ands piste reports for the Lake Thun region