Relaxed or fast-paced: these sledging runs are all reachable from Vevey by public transport. From family-friendly slopes to longer panoramic descents in the Alps, there’s something for every level of sledger.
The destinations below are sorted by travel time from Vevey to make planning easier. Be sure to check the map to explore all sledging runs and thousands of other outdoor activities reachable from any starting point in Switzerland.
Dashing through the snow-covered Bois du Bilioley forest on a sledge and enjoying the view of the Dents du Midi, the Mont Blanc massif, lake Geneva and the Rhone plain - that's what the Col de Soud-Villars sledge run is all about. The exciting route leads along the Col de Soud mountain range and ends in the village of Villars-sur-Ollon.
2 km
170 mTour published by:
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| IR90 (17m) | |
| 144 (33m) | |
| R74 (2m) | |
Treat yourself to a breath of fresh air and a long ride on this 5km sledge run that connects the panoramic restaurant of La Creusaz and the village of Les Marécottes. This gentle path criss-crosses the forest.
5 km660 mTour published by:
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| IR95 (34m) | |
| EV6 (2m) | |
| MBX (14m) | |
This toboggan run on the slopes of the Col de la Croix zigzags down through fields and forests to Les Diablerets, with stunning views of the mountains of the same name. One of the longest toboggan runs in Switzerland.
7 km560 mTour published by:
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| RE (14m) | |
| R71 (48m) | |
The Col du Marchairuz toboggan run in the heart of the Parc Jura Vaudois is the longest run in the Vallée de Joux, taking you on a thrilling ride through forest and clearings, with bends, gentle slopes and steeper drops.
1 km80 mTour published by:
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| RE33 (41m) | |
| 840 (44m) | |
The warm-up is brief and the pleasure of the descent is huge. The toboggan run that descends to Jaun features some vertiginous stretches and offers a magnificent view over the Gastlosen, the Bäderhorn, the Hochmatt, the plain leading to the village of Charmey and on to the Jura mountains.
6 km580 mTour published by:
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| 213 (25m) | |
| S50 (25m) | |
| RE3 (7m) | |
| 260 (22m) | |
This piste is located in the area of Savoleyres and is the longest sledge run in French-speaking Switzerland. Thrills are guaranteed on this run between Savoleyres and La Tzoumaz which has a drop in altitude of 834 metres – thanks to hairpin bends in the middle of the forest.
5 km800 mTour published by:
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| IR90 (27m) | |
| R91 (23m) | |
| 392 (31m) | |
The route is closed for winter 2023/24. No need to look too far away – the Gurten has plenty to delight tobogganing fans. The descent down Bern’s local mountain is particularly appealing when the city disappears under a blanket of fog. Make sure you enjoy the view of the Eiger, Mönch, and Jungfrau from the observation tower before you start.
1 km120 mTour published by:
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| R7 (19m) | |
| IR15 (59m) | |
| S3 (9m) | |
| 2351 (2m) | |
Enjoy a toboggan ride from Mt. Eggli to Gstaad. Your constant companion will be the amazing panoramic view that includes the Sanetsch and Spitzhorn.
5 km500 mTour published by:
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| R1 (8m) | |
| GPX (1h 25m) | |
| 184 (5m) | |
| 2395 (5m) | |
The Horneggli Run goes from the Horneggli mountain station through fir forests to Schönried. At the beginning, the run is quite curvy and therefore not suited for beginners. It gives you a nice view towards the Rüeblihorn and Saanenland.
3 km540 mTour published by:
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| R1 (8m) | |
| GPX (1h 33m) | |
Descend from the summit of La Breya in Champex-Lac along this approximately 6 kilometre sledge run into the wild Arpette valley. The end of the valley with the Col des Ecandies forms the pass to the Plateau de Trient glacier massif. The descent boasts an impressive view of mountain peaks surrounded by firs, larches, arolla pines and pine forests.
6 km700 mTour published by:
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| IR95 (34m) | |
| R81 (15m) | |
| R82 (8m) | |
| 271 (22m) | |
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