These ten ski resorts are all reachable from Romanshorn by public transport. From family-friendly slopes to high-altitude runs, there's something for every skier. Whether you're after quiet pistes or lively après-ski villages, the Swiss rail network brings you close to the action.
The resorts below are sorted by travel time from Romanshorn, to facilitate your planning. Make sure to visit the map, to explore thousands of destinations and activities, reachable from any starting point in Switzerland.
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The Degersheim ski lifts form a small ski area in Degersheim, Switzerland, with two surface lifts, a pony lift and around 3 km of prepared pistes. The area suits all ages and ability levels and is also used by school classes. There is a simple fun park for children and beginners by the pony lift, and night skiing is possible.
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Easy slopes: 3.2 km
Intermediate slopes: 2.2 km| RE1 (18m) | |
| S2 (16m) | |
| 184 (1m) | |
Skilift Grub-Kaien is a small ski-lift area in Switzerland with prepared pistes and a single ski lift. Operation is limited to Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday afternoons and caters to families, school classes and groups.
1.8 km1Easy slopes: 1.8 km| RE1 (18m) | |
| 120 (28m) | |
Skilift Appenzell-Sollegg is a small ski area in Appenzell, Switzerland, located about five minutes on foot from Appenzell railway station. It is served by a surface lift built in 1953 and a practice lift, giving access to prepared pistes across easy, intermediate and advanced grades. From the Sollegg top station at 1,204 m, visitors enjoy long descents and, in clear weather, views as far as Lake Constance.
6 km1Easy slopes: 2.2 kmIntermediate slopes: 3.2 km
Advanced slopes: 0.5 km| RE1 (18m) | |
| S21 (36m) | |
Skilift Oberegg-St. Anton is a small ski lift in the Appenzell region, with its valley station at 855 m above sea level and its mountain station at 1110 m. Built in 1965, the facility offers around 3.5 km of pistes and three runs and is listed as a technical cultural monument of national significance in the Swiss Federal Office of Culture's inventory.
2.6 km1Easy slopes: 1.4 kmIntermediate slopes: 1.2 km| S7 (20m) | |
| S25 (14m) | |
| 229 (13m) | |
Urnäsch Osteregg is a small ski area on the Osteregg slope in Urnäsch, Switzerland. Wide natural-snow pistes are served by a ski lift and a pony lift in the children's area, which is especially suited to beginners and families.
1.6 km2Easy slopes: 0.3 kmIntermediate slopes: 1.4 km| RE1 (18m) | |
| S1 (9m) | |
| S23 (22m) | |
| 791 (1m) | |
The Skilifte Alpsteinblick in Gonten, Switzerland, are a small family-oriented ski area at the foot of the Alpstein. Two parallel ski lifts serve wide, obstacle-free blue pistes, complemented by the Bollisweid practice lift for beginners and children. The area is served by the Skischule Gonten and includes restaurants at the valley and mountain stations.
3.2 km2Easy slopes: 3.2 kmIntermediate slopes: 0 kmAdvanced slopes: 0 km| RE1 (18m) | |
| S1 (9m) | |
| S23 (29m) | |
The Skilift Malbun on the Buchserberg near Buchs is a small family ski lift operated by the municipality (Ortsgemeinde) of Buchs at around 1350 m above sea level. It is particularly suited to young families and, given sufficient snow, generally operates from December to March on Wednesday afternoons as well as Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays. Half of the lift ticket price is refunded as a food voucher at the Berghaus Malbun.
2.2 km1Easy slopes: 2.2 km| S7 (20m) | |
| IR13 (35m) | |
| 403 (25m) | |
The Pizol ski area near Bad Ragaz in the canton of St. Gallen offers around 50 kilometres of groomed pistes served by twelve modern lifts. Runs range from gentle slopes for beginners and varied carving pistes to demanding descents for experts, complemented by the Riderpark between Gaffia and Furt. Thanks to the 4.0 snowmaking system, the main and connecting pistes are snow-sure from the start of the season until early April.
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Lockers: YesEasy slopes: 16 kmIntermediate slopes: 14 kmAdvanced slopes: 6 km| S7 (20m) | |
| IR13 (45m) | |
| 430 (11m) | |
Flumserberg ski resort lies directly above Lake Walen in the canton of St. Gallen, between Zurich and Chur. It offers 65 kilometres of pistes for all levels, 17 modern lifts, three fun parks and two free practice areas at Prodalp and Tannenboden. Highlights include the challenging, ungroomed Terza descent and night skiing in the Flumserberg Galaxie.
60 km17Easy slopes: 3.2 kmIntermediate slopes: 6 km| S7 (20m) | |
| IR13 (45m) | |
| S17 (15m) | |
| 2790 (7m) | |
Skilift Bildhaus is a small ski area with a 280 m mast lift with T-bar tows and a 220 m pony lift. The simple, wide and gently sloping pistes are especially suited to families with small children, as well as snowboarders and skiers who do not want to travel far.
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| RE1 (18m) | |
| VAE (37m) | |
| 632 (17m) | |
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