These ten ski resorts are all reachable from Saas-Fee 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 Saas-Fee, Busterminal, 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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Saas-Fee is a glacier village in the Saas Valley in the canton of Valais, Switzerland, and part of the Saas-Fee/Saastal holiday region. Its ski area extends between 1,500 and 3,600 m above sea level and covers around 100 km of pistes surrounded by 18 four-thousand-metre peaks. Facilities include the Morenia snowpark with a funslope, a beginner snowpark at the village lifts, CUPRA race courses and several snowsport schools, including a programme for people with reduced mobility.
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Easy slopes: 24 km
Intermediate slopes: 24 km
Advanced slopes: 2.8 km| 504 (2m) | |
Saas-Grund is a village in the Saas Valley in Valais, Switzerland, at 1,559 m above sea level, and the base station of the Kreuzboden–Hohsaas ski area. The area offers snow-sure, immaculately prepared slopes and is surrounded by 18 four-thousand-metre peaks. In winter it is also known for an 11 km toboggan run from Kreuzboden down to the village.
18 km5Easy slopes: 2.2 kmIntermediate slopes: 16 km| 642 (8m) | |
Saas-Balen is a small mountain village at 1,483 m in the north of the Saas-Fee/Saastal holiday region in Switzerland. It is known for the Fellbach waterfall, the round church from 1812 that is unique in its form in Switzerland, and hiking trails to the hamlets of Matt and Heimischgartu. A 26 km long cross-country ski trail starts right next to the village, and a village ski lift operates in winter.
0.5 km1Easy slopes: 0.4 kmIntermediate slopes: 0.2 km| 511 (11m) | |
Saas-Almagell is a mountain village in the Saas Valley in the canton of Valais, Switzerland, at the foot of the Mattmark dam and surrounded by four-thousand-metre peaks. Its local ski area is served by the Furggstalden and Heidbodme chairlifts and is part of the wider Saas-Fee/Saastal destination ski pass covering Saas-Fee, Saas-Grund, Saas-Almagell and Saas-Balen. In summer the hamlet of Furggstalden and Heidbodmen offer hiking, monster scooters and panoramic views of the Monte Rosa range.
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Lockers: YesEasy slopes: 4 kmIntermediate slopes: 5 kmAdvanced slopes: 0.3 km| 643 (14m) | |
Staldenried - Gspon is a family-friendly ski area on the sunny Gspon terrace in the Upper Valais at 1,894 m above sea level, framed by the Valais four-thousand-metre peaks Balfrin, Weisshorn and Bietschhorn. The small, inexpensive piste area suits beginners, advanced skiers and families; the slopes are artificially snowed and considered snow-sure. Two mountain lifts access the sunny slopes, and the «Rondell» snow bar sits directly at the edge of the piste.
2.4 km3Easy slopes: 0.7 kmIntermediate slopes: 1.8 km| 511 (32m) | |
| 2270 (7m) | |
Eischoll is a small mountain village at 1220 m above sea level on the northern side of the Rhone valley in the Upper Valais. The ski area is accessed by the Raron–Eischoll cable car and the Eischoll–Stryggen chairlift, which runs from 1260 m to 1560 m above sea level. Besides skiing and snowboarding, Eischoll offers night skiing, a 3 km sledging run, winter hiking trails, snowshoe trails and a ski touring area.
14 km4Easy slopes: 7 kmIntermediate slopes: 6 kmAdvanced slopes: 2.2 km| 511 (50m) | |
| R91 (4m) | |
The Moosalpregion is a ski area in Bürchen and Törbel in Valais with around 25 kilometres of pistes and seven lifts. It extends over the Moosalp pass and offers views of the Bietschhorn and the Mischabel group with the Dom. The Bodmen children's ski area with its large playground is particularly suited to small children and beginners.
20 km7Easy slopes: 8 kmIntermediate slopes: 8 kmAdvanced slopes: 5 km| 511 (50m) | |
| 528 (20m) | |
Visperterminen is a mountain village in Valais above the Rhone valley, known for Europe's highest vineyard and the Giw ski area. The compact, family-friendly winter sports area at around 2000 m above sea level is accessed by a chairlift from the village and offers over 20 kilometres of pistes as well as a 7 km sledging run.
16 km4Easy slopes: 8 kmIntermediate slopes: 6 kmAdvanced slopes: 1.6 km| 511 (50m) | |
| 524 (23m) | |
Jeizinen is a ski area in the Swiss canton of Valais, reached by cable car from Gampel in around nine minutes. The Skigebiet Jeizinen-Feselalpe comprises five lifts, with a chairlift from Jeizinen (1,550 m) to the Üflänge (1,750 m) and a surface lift continuing to the Obere Feselalp (2,200 m). The area offers a children's lift and children's paradise on the Üflänge, a platter lift for advanced beginners, and a red and a blue piste from the upper station.
9 km5Easy slopes: 8 kmIntermediate slopes: 1.4 kmAdvanced slopes: 0.3 km| 511 (50m) | |
| R91 (4m) | |
| 491 (11m) | |
| 2247 (9m) | |
The Aletsch Arena is a ski area at over 2,000 metres altitude in Valais with pistes around Riederalp, Bettmeralp and Fiescheralp. The car-free high plateau offers guaranteed snow from December to Easter, views of the Great Aletsch Glacier and the surrounding four-thousand-metre peaks, and ski-in/ski-out access directly from accommodation.
85 km30Easy slopes: 40 kmIntermediate slopes: 40 kmAdvanced slopes: 4 km| 511 (31m) | |
| R42 (48m) | |
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