How does the points card work?

The points card is debited per ride: adults use 2 points per ride and children 1 point per ride. Cards are available with 10, 30 or 50 points.

What food is served at the Skihüttli?

The Skihüttli, run by Hüttenzauber and Hotel Sarain, serves classic ski-hut menus such as soups, meatloaf with fries, chicken nuggets, Älplermakkronen, fries and various cakes, with a large sun terrace.

Is the lift also used for sledging or other winter activities?

The lift is a practice lift for skiing, used largely by small children; the website does not describe sledging or other winter activities at the lift itself.

Skilift Lantsch/Lenz

Skilift Lantsch/Lenz is a small, traditional practice lift in the village of Lantsch/Lenz in Graubünden. Opened in 1955, the facility serves mainly small children and families as a practice lift and is operated by Skilift Lantsch/Lenz AG. The neighbouring Lenzerheide-Valbella ski area offers a much larger range of slopes.

Families and Kids

The Lenzer lift is primarily a practice lift used largely by small children, making it well suited to families with young beginners. A snow sports school is available on site.

Food and drinks

The Skihüttli, located slightly above the valley station and directly on the winter hiking trail, is run by Hüttenzauber and Hotel Sarain in Lantsch/Lenz. It serves classic ski-hut dishes such as soups, meatloaf with fries, chicken nuggets, Älplermakkronen, fries and various cakes, and has a large sun terrace. It is open daily during the lift's operating hours.

0.7 km

Status

Information

Easy slopes: 0.7 km
- Ski school: Yes
- Entrance fee: 27 CHF
- Free entrance: No
- Price range: $
- Children activities: Children ski lessons

Opening hours

The lift operates daily from 09:30 to 16:00.

Monday: 09:30-16:00
Tuesday: 09:30-16:00
Wednesday: 09:30-16:00
Thursday: 09:30-16:00
Friday: 09:30-16:00
Saturday: 09:30-16:00
Sunday: 09:30-16:00

Admission fees

The Lenzer lift is not part of the Lenzerheide-Valbella regional mountain railways tariff association, so regional ski passes are not valid here. Children using the lift alone must buy a valid ticket. A transferable parents' season pass is offered, and groups of 10 or more receive a discount when buying the same ticket type.

27 CHF: Adult admission
18 CHF: Child admission
240 CHF: Parents' season pass, transferable between the parents; if both parents use the lift at the same time, an additional ticket is required.

Contact

Webpage: skilift-lenz.ch
Email: info@skilift-lenz.ch
Address: 7083 Lantsch/Lenz

Access

Nearby stops

Lantsch/Lenz, Sudem Vischnanca100 meters walking distance

Travel duration

From: Travel time
Chur: 48m
Zürich HB: 2h 11m
Bellinzona: 2h 21m
St. Gallen: 2h 23m
Zug: 2h 47m

FAQ

How does the points card work?
The points card is debited per ride: adults use 2 points per ride and children 1 point per ride. Cards are available with 10, 30 or 50 points.
What food is served at the Skihüttli?
The Skihüttli, run by Hüttenzauber and Hotel Sarain, serves classic ski-hut menus such as soups, meatloaf with fries, chicken nuggets, Älplermakkronen, fries and various cakes, with a large sun terrace.
Is the lift also used for sledging or other winter activities?
The lift is a practice lift for skiing, used largely by small children; the website does not describe sledging or other winter activities at the lift itself.