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Ride the Rails, Hit the Slopes: Transit-Reachable Ski Areas Near Vevey

These ten ski resorts are all reachable from Vevey 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 Vevey, 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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Les Pléiades

Minimum travel time: 35m to Les Pléiades

A small, family-oriented resort in the Vaud Alps offering gentle slopes ideal for beginners and relaxed skiing. The compact ski area features predominantly easy and intermediate terrain, creating a welcoming atmosphere for those learning to ski or seeking a low-key mountain experience. Several lifts serve the modest network of runs, providing access to scenic forested slopes with views over Lake Geneva and the surrounding peaks.

lift7
  • dsl0

    Easy slopes: 3.2km

  • dsl1

    Intermediate slopes: 3.1km

  • dslt

    Total slope length: 6.3km

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snow.myswitzerland.com

and on
lespleiades.ch


How to get to Les Pléiades

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Les Prévondes

Minimum travel time: 42m to Villard-sur-Chamby, La Cranche

Les Prévondes is a small village ski area in the Swiss Alps, featuring a single lift and minimal infrastructure. The terrain consists entirely of easy slopes, making it an ideal spot for beginners and young children taking their first turns on snow. This modest setup offers a quiet, unpretentious atmosphere away from larger resort crowds. The limited vertical drop and gentle gradient create a relaxed learning environment for novice skiers.

lift1
  • dsl0

    Easy slopes: 0.4km

  • dslt

    Total slope length: 0.4km

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lesprevondes.ch


How to get to Les Prévondes

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Villars-Gryon

Minimum travel time: 48m to Villars-sur-Ollon (télécabine)

Villars-Gryon offers a broad network of slopes across interconnected alpine terrain in the Vaudois Alps. The area features predominantly gentle runs suitable for beginners and progressive skiers, complemented by intermediate trails and a selection of more challenging descents. With panoramic views over the Rhône Valley and access to varied elevations, the resort provides a calm atmosphere and diverse skiing experiences across its wooded and open slopes.

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  • dsl2

    Advanced slopes: 3.1km

  • dsl0

    Easy slopes: 79.4km

  • dsl1

    Intermediate slopes: 59.3km

  • dslt

    Total slope length: 141.8km

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tvgd.ch

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snow.myswitzerland.com


How to get to Villars-Gryon

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Rochers de Naye

Minimum travel time: 57m to Rochers-de-Naye

Rochers de Naye is a small mountain destination above Lake Geneva, accessible by historic cogwheel railway from Montreux. The modest ski area offers a single lift serving a short intermediate run, making it a peaceful spot for casual skiers. The real draw lies in the spectacular panoramic views over the lake, Alps, and surrounding peaks. Winter visitors often combine brief skiing with the alpine garden, marmot park, and scenic railway journey through dramatic mountain landscapes.

lift1
  • dsl1

    Intermediate slopes: 0.7km

  • dslt

    Total slope length: 0.7km

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mob.ch

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snow.myswitzerland.com


How to get to Rochers de Naye

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Leysin

Minimum travel time: 1h 0m to Leysin, Tobogganing Park

Nestled in the Vaud Alps, this resort offers a welcoming terrain mix suited to learners and intermediate skiers. The area features a pleasant variety of slopes spreading across sunny mountainsides, with extensive beginner-friendly runs complemented by some more challenging sections. The lift network efficiently connects the various sectors, making it easy to explore the terrain. Its accessible altitude and sunny exposure make it a comfortable base for winter sports, with views extending over the Rhône Valley and surrounding peaks.

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  • dsl2

    Advanced slopes: 1.5km

  • dsl0

    Easy slopes: 17.6km

  • dsl1

    Intermediate slopes: 5.5km

  • dslt

    Total slope length: 25.3km

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leysin.ch

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aigle-leysin-lesmosses.ch

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How to get to Leysin

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La Forclaz VD

Minimum travel time: 1h 1m to La Forclaz VD, village

La Forclaz VD is a small, quiet ski area in the Vaud Alps, offering a relaxed atmosphere ideal for beginners and families. With just a couple of lifts serving gentle slopes, it provides a low-key introduction to winter sports away from crowded resorts. The modest terrain focuses primarily on easier runs, making it well-suited for learning and casual skiing in a tranquil mountain setting.

lift2
  • dsl0

    Easy slopes: 1.3km

  • dsl1

    Intermediate slopes: 0.6km

  • dslt

    Total slope length: 1.9km

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teleskislaforclaz.ch


How to get to La Forclaz VD

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Les Paccots

Minimum travel time: 1h 1m to Les Paccots, village

Nestled in the Fribourg Pre-Alps, this family-oriented resort offers gentle terrain ideal for beginners and children. The area features predominantly easy slopes alongside a few intermediate runs, creating a relaxed learning environment. Multiple lifts serve the compact ski domain, making it accessible for those new to winter sports. The resort sits at a modest altitude with views over the surrounding countryside, providing a calm alternative to larger alpine destinations.

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  • dsl2

    Advanced slopes: 1.5km

  • dsl0

    Easy slopes: 5.4km

  • dsl1

    Intermediate slopes: 1.6km

  • dslt

    Total slope length: 8.6km

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snow.myswitzerland.com

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les-paccots.ch


How to get to Les Paccots

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Les Diablerets

Minimum travel time: 1h 4m to Vers-l'Eglise

Les Diablerets offers a relaxed alpine setting with predominantly gentle terrain, making it well-suited for beginners and leisurely skiing. The resort spans a moderate area with multiple lift connections, providing access to open slopes beneath the dramatic Diablerets massif. Its balanced mix of runs and uncrowded pistes create a calm atmosphere, while the glacier sector adds high-altitude skiing options. The village retains traditional charm amid the Vaudois Alps.

lift9
  • dsl0

    Easy slopes: 11.4km

  • dsl1

    Intermediate slopes: 3.7km

  • dslt

    Total slope length: 15.1km

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tvgd.ch

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snow.myswitzerland.com


How to get to Les Diablerets

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Les Mosses

Minimum travel time: 1h 4m to Les Mosses, village

Nestled in the Vaudois Alps, this family-oriented resort offers gentle terrain well-suited for beginners and intermediate skiers. The village maintains a calm, traditional atmosphere with a focus on accessible slopes and a network of modern lifts. Snow-covered meadows and forested runs characterize the landscape, providing a relaxed alpine experience away from crowded resorts. The area connects with neighboring ski zones, expanding possibilities for exploration.

lift12
  • dsl2

    Advanced slopes: 3km

  • dsl0

    Easy slopes: 10.2km

  • dsl1

    Intermediate slopes: 6.9km

  • dslt

    Total slope length: 20.1km

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snow.myswitzerland.com

and on
aigle-leysin-lesmosses.ch


How to get to Les Mosses

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Bruson

Minimum travel time: 1h 9m to Le Châble TV

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.

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  • dsl2

    Advanced slopes: 2.3km

  • dsl0

    Easy slopes: 6.7km

  • dsl1

    Intermediate slopes: 6.9km

  • dslt

    Total slope length: 16km

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snow.myswitzerland.com

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4vallees.ch

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How to get to Bruson