Skilift Nollen

Skilift Nollen in Unterägeri in the canton of Zug is a small, family-friendly ski area at 1,046 m above sea level, only 12 km from Zug. Since 1971 it has offered 2 km of blue pistes, a surface lift and a pony lift for children and beginners. The facility is run on a voluntary, locally rooted basis with 100% renewable electricity from hydropower.

Families and Kids

The Nollen is geared towards children and families: a pony lift serves children and beginners, and Skiklub Unterägeri offers ski and snowboard courses. There is also its own sledging slope.

Food and drinks

The Nollenstübli serves cold and warm drinks as well as local ice cream. In good weather it is open at weekends and on public holidays from 11:00 to 16:00.
4.0 km2

Status

Information

  • Easy slopes: 2.4 km
  • Intermediate slopes: 1.4 km
  • Advanced slopes: 0.5 km
    • Number of snowparks: 0
    • Ski school: Yes
    • Free entrance: No
    • Children activities: Children ski lessons, Sledging

Opening hours

Opening hours unknown. The ski area operates at weekends and during the Zug school holidays.

Admission fees

Contact

Webpage
nollenaegeri.ch
Email
info@nollenaegeri.ch
Address
Zimmelstrasse 59, 6314 Unterägeri

FAQ

  • What is the ski area like and who is it best suited for?
    The Nollen is a small, family-friendly ski area in Unterägeri, only 12 km from Zug. It is aimed at children, families and beginners, with a pony lift for children and beginners and ski courses run by Skiklub Unterägeri.
  • Who runs the Nollen ski lift and since when?
    The Skilift Nollen was founded in 1971 by a group of committed Unterägeri residents. Since Easter 2025 the lift has been operated by the Grab-Iten family from Unterägeri, supported by volunteers.
  • Is there a place to eat or drink at the ski area?
    Yes, the Nollenstübli serves cold and warm drinks as well as local ice cream. In good weather it is open at weekends and on public holidays from 11:00 to 16:00.
  • How sustainable is the operation of the ski lift?
    The entire lift operation and the snow-making equipment run on 100% renewable electricity from hydropower. The water used for snow-making comes from a disused reservoir.
  • What other winter activities are available besides skiing?
    Besides skiing, the Nollen has its own sledging slope and winter hiking trails.

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