These ten ski resorts are all reachable from Sierre 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 Sierre/Siders, 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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A small, family-oriented resort in the Valais region offering gentle terrain ideal for beginners and intermediates. The compact ski area features varied slopes across moderate altitudes, with predominantly easy and intermediate runs that create a relaxed atmosphere. Limited lift infrastructure maintains a quiet, uncrowded environment perfect for learning and progression. The village setting provides authentic mountain charm away from larger resort developments.
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Advanced slopes: 2.1km
Easy slopes: 6.1km
Intermediate slopes: 5.7km
Total slope length: 13.8km
| Sierre/Siders (08:52) | |
| R91 (18m) | |
| Raron (09:10) |
Nestled in the Valais Alps, this village resort offers a relaxed atmosphere with predominantly gentle terrain ideal for beginners and families. The area features a modest network of lifts accessing varied slopes across sunny mountainsides. Traditional alpine charm characterizes the surroundings, with authentic Walser architecture and peaceful mountain scenery. The terrain rises to decent altitudes, providing pleasant views over the Rhône Valley and surrounding peaks. A welcoming destination for those seeking tranquil skiing away from major crowds.
7Advanced slopes: 3.1km
Easy slopes: 13.9km
Intermediate slopes: 5.4km
Total slope length: 22.4km
| Sierre/Siders (08:52) | |
| R91 (18m) | |
| Raron (09:10) |
Crans-Montana is a renowned high-altitude resort in the Valais Alps, offering extensive and varied terrain with a strong emphasis on intermediate slopes complemented by challenging runs. The area features modern lift infrastructure and panoramic views across the Rhône Valley toward iconic peaks. Known for its sunny plateau setting and cosmopolitan atmosphere, the resort combines alpine skiing with elegant village amenities, attracting visitors seeking both sport and sophistication in the Swiss mountains.
24Advanced slopes: 21km
Easy slopes: 14.6km
Intermediate slopes: 55.5km
Total slope length: 96.2km
| Sierre/Siders (funi) (08:44) | |
| 2225 (13m) | |
| Crans-Montana gare (08:57) |
| Crans-Montana, gare (09:02) | |
| 431 (3m) | |
| Crans-Montana, télé Violettes (09:05) |
| Crans-Montana Tsaumiau (09:09) | |
| GB (3m) | |
| Les Marolires (09:12) |
Nestled in the Val d'Anniviers, this family-oriented resort offers a tranquil mountain atmosphere with predominantly beginner and intermediate terrain. The skiing area features a balanced network of runs suited for those developing their skills, with gentle slopes dominating the landscape. Its modest lift infrastructure serves a compact ski domain that prioritizes accessibility and a relaxed pace over extensive mileage. The resort maintains a traditional village character while providing reliable winter sports opportunities in the Valais region.
8Advanced slopes: 1.5km
Easy slopes: 7.9km
Intermediate slopes: 7km
Total slope length: 16.3km
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| Sierre/Siders, gare routière (08:40) | |
| 411 (11m) | |
| Chalais, téléphérique (08:51) |
| Chalais (station aval) (09:00) | |
| 2194 (7m) | |
| Vercorin (station amont) (09:07) |
| Vercorin (station aval) (09:17) | |
| GB (10m) | |
| Crêt du Midi (station amont) (09:27) |
Staldenried-Gspon is a small, high-altitude ski area in the Valais, offering a tranquil setting above the Saas Valley. The resort features gentle and intermediate terrain, well-suited for relaxed skiing away from crowded slopes. With limited lift infrastructure, it maintains a village-like character and provides scenic views of the surrounding Alpine peaks. The area's elevation ensures good snow conditions during the season.
3Easy slopes: 1.7km
Intermediate slopes: 5.1km
Total slope length: 6.9km
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| Sierre/Siders (08:31) | |
| IR95 (19m) | |
| Visp (08:50) |
| Visp (09:11) | |
| R41 (9m) | |
| Stalden-Saas (09:20) |
| Stalden-Saas (Talstation) (09:25) | |
| 2270 (7m) | |
| Staldenried (09:32) |
Nestled in the scenic Val d'Anniviers, this interconnected domain offers extensive alpine terrain across varied elevations. The network of lifts connects traditional mountain villages with high-altitude slopes, providing access to diverse skiing opportunities. Terrain ranges from gentle meadows to challenging descents, appealing to a broad spectrum of abilities. The area maintains an authentic Swiss mountain character while delivering substantial vertical drop and varied topography throughout the winter season.
22Advanced slopes: 18.7km
Easy slopes: 21.8km
Intermediate slopes: 23.6km
Total slope length: 66.6km
| Sierre/Siders, gare routière (08:45) | |
| 451 (33m) | |
| Vissoie, poste (09:18) |
| Vissoie, poste (09:20) | |
| 453 (17m) | |
| Mottec (09:37) |
Nestled in the Valais Alps, this small resort offers a relaxed atmosphere with gentle slopes ideal for beginners and families. The terrain features predominantly easy runs, complemented by a modest selection of intermediate trails. Its compact layout and limited lift infrastructure create an intimate, unhurried mountain experience. The sunny, high-altitude location provides reliable snow conditions and panoramic views across the valley.
4Advanced slopes: 1.4km
Easy slopes: 8.3km
Intermediate slopes: 6.3km
Total slope length: 16.1km
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| Sierre/Siders (08:31) | |
| IR95 (19m) | |
| Visp (08:50) |
| Visp, Bahnhof Süd (09:10) | |
| 524 (23m) | |
| Visperterminen, Busterminal (09:33) |
Saint Luc - Chandolin is a charming mid-sized resort in the Val d'Anniviers, offering a well-rounded mix of terrain across its slopes. The area features predominantly gentle and intermediate runs, making it welcoming for developing skiers while still providing some challenge for more experienced visitors. With traditional alpine character and sunny south-facing slopes, the resort maintains a relaxed atmosphere. The interconnected villages preserve their authentic mountain charm, and the lift system provides efficient access throughout the skiing area.
15Advanced slopes: 3.7km
Easy slopes: 19.9km
Intermediate slopes: 26.5km
Total slope length: 53.2km
| Sierre/Siders, gare routière (08:45) | |
| 451 (57m) | |
| Chandolin, Les Litettes (09:42) |
Situated above the Val de Bagnes, this smaller resort offers a quieter alternative to the larger neighboring areas. The terrain provides a balanced mix suitable for progression, with slopes spread across wooded areas and open alpine sections. Its modest lift network accesses varied descents, making it appealing for those seeking a more relaxed mountain experience away from busier ski domains.
5Advanced slopes: 2.3km
Easy slopes: 6.7km
Intermediate slopes: 6.9km
Total slope length: 16km
One of Switzerland's most extensive ski domains, this interconnected area spans multiple valleys and villages across the Valais Alps. With a vast network of lifts linking high-altitude terrain, skiers enjoy exceptional variety from tree-lined runs to exposed alpine bowls. The significant infrastructure supports exploration across different elevations and aspects, offering everything from gentle cruising to challenging off-piste opportunities. Known for its scale and diversity, the region attracts both recreational skiers and freeriders seeking varied mountain experiences.
75Advanced slopes: 12.9km
Easy slopes: 59.8km
Intermediate slopes: 72.2km
Total slope length: 156.6km
| Sierre/Siders (08:36) | |
| R91 (35m) | |
| Martigny (09:11) |
| Martigny (09:17) | |
| R81 (24m) | |
| Le Châble VS (09:41) |
