One of Switzerland's oldest and most picturesque villages, just north of the St Gotthard Pass and thus earning the nickname crossroads of the alps. The village is compact with limited nightlife, the ski area is normally snowsure.
Lodging is available on site; 1500 beds. Additional hotels are located nearby,as well as overnight camping facilities.
Restaurants, shops, gas station, post office, public library, museum, gambling casino, night club, and disco dancing.
Snowboarding, cross country, tobogganing, telemark, sleigh rides, sleigh dogs, curling, ice climbing, ice hockey, moonlit skiing, and ice skating. Also indoor swimming, indoor tennis, fitness center, climbing wall, paragliding, and a sports hall.
Snowboarding is available, including a terrain park and halfpipe. Snowboarding school, rentals and Boardercross slopes also are available.
39km of cross country skiing is available.
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Top: 9721 FT Bottom: 4711 FT Vertical Drop: 5010 FT Skiable Terrain: 65 acres Number of Runs: 3 Snow Making: 0 acres |
Total Lifts: na Surface Lifts: 10 Capacity: 21720 |
Beginner Runs: 25% Intermediate Runs: 67% Advanced Runs: 7% Expert Runs: 0% Average Snowfall: 0 na |
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Projected Days Open: na Days Open Last Year: 0 Year Open: 2000 |
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