Leysin

Leysin
Leysin is a ski resort in the Vaud Alps, Switzerland, part of the Leysin – Les Mosses – La Lécherette ski area with over 100 km of pistes. The resort offers south-facing slopes, the LeysinPark snowpark on the Chaux-de-Mont piste, and the revolving Kuklos panoramic restaurant at the summit of La Berneuse.

Families and Kids

LeysinPark snowpark includes a dedicated beginner zone with small jumps, boxes and rails, plus a boardercross with turns and small jumps for family fun and races. The wider Leysin – Les Mosses – La Lécherette area also offers a large snow garden designed for beginners at Les Mosses-La Lécherette.

Food and drinks

Leysin offers the revolving Kuklos restaurant at the summit of La Berneuse with panoramic views over the Vaud Alps, the Cablebar at the foot of the cable car for coffee and après-ski, and the Buvette d'Aï near Lac d'Aï in the hamlet of Aï.
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Status

Information

  • Easy slopes: 18 km
  • Intermediate slopes: 6 km
  • Advanced slopes: 1.6 km
    • Number of snowparks: 1
    • Entrance fee: 73 CHF
    • Free entrance: No
    • Price range: $$$
    • Children activities: Snow play area

Opening hours

Opening hours for the marked downhill pistes are not published on the website.

Admission fees

The Leysin – Les Mosses – La Lécherette pass covers the linked ski areas of Leysin, Les Mosses and La Lécherette. A separate Alpes Vaudoises – Glacier 3000 pass is also available, and Les Mosses-La Lécherette offers point cards. Transport is free for children born between 2021 and 2026 and for people born in 1948 or earlier.
73 CHF
Adult admission
66 CHF
Junior admission
43 CHF
Child admission

Contact

Webpage
tlml.ch
Email
info@tlml.ch
Address
Route de Belvédère 8, 1854 Leysin

Access

Nearby stops

  • Leysin (station aval)0 meters walking distance
  • Berneuse (Leysin)0 meters walking distance

Travel duration

From
Travel time
Martigny
1h 22m
Lausanne
1h 25m
Sion
1h 37m
Brig
2h 13m
Genève
2h 14m

FAQ

  • Are dogs allowed on the lifts at Leysin?
    Dogs may be transported on the Berneuse cable car under the operating regulations. On the Leysin – Tête d'Aï chairlift and the Tête d'Aï – Berneuse chairlift, dogs are not permitted except for guide dogs and avalanche dogs.
  • Is there parking at Leysin and how do I reach the cable car?
    Paid and free car parks are available near the departure points of the Berneuse cable car. Free shuttles run between the tobogganing park car park and the cable car, and free buses (lines 170 and 171) run from the Leysin-Village, Versmont and Leysin-Feydey stations and stop at the foot of the cable cars.
  • What dining options are available at Leysin?
    The revolving Kuklos restaurant at the summit of La Berneuse offers panoramic views over the Vaud Alps. The Cablebar at the foot of the cable car serves coffee before skiing and après-ski, and the Buvette d'Aï is located near Lac d'Aï in the hamlet of Aï.

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