Skilift Steg

Skilift Steg is a small ski area in Steg im Tösstal in the canton of Zurich. It comprises a large lift and a trainer lift with prepared pistes, a ski hut with a small restaurant, and the Heidi Bar at 1,023 m at the top station of the large lift.

Families and Kids

A family day ski pass is offered for one or two adults with their own children up to 16 years, including a family menu of French fries, sausages and syrup. Children ski free on their birthday upon presentation of their ID.

Food and drinks

During winter operation the Beizli in the ski hut serves warm meals, snacks and drinks, and opens in the evening from 17:00 on the first Friday of each month. The Heidi Bar at the top station of the large lift offers drinks on weekends in good weather.
3.2 km4

Status

Information

  • Easy slopes: 2 km
  • Intermediate slopes: 1.4 km
    • Entrance fee: 30 CHF
    • Free entrance: No
    • Price range: $

Opening hours

Opening hours unknown.

Admission fees

Day and half-day tickets are valid at both lifts, while the trainer-lift-only tickets are cheaper. Multi-ride passes are transferable, season passes are not. Morning tickets are valid until 13:00 and afternoon tickets from 12:00. Schools receive reduced day and half-day tickets, and a family day pass including a family menu is available.
30 CHF
Adult admission
20 CHF
Child admission
15 CHF
Reduced day ticket for schools.
90 CHF
Family day ski pass for 1 adult with own children up to 16 years, including a family menu (one large portion of French fries, one pair of sausages per person and syrup).
115 CHF
Family day ski pass for 2 adults with own children up to 16 years, including a family menu (one large portion of French fries, one pair of sausages per person and syrup).
0 CHF
Children celebrating their birthday ski for free on their birthday upon presentation of their ID.

Contact

Webpage
skiliftsteg.ch
Email
info@skiliftsteg.ch
Address
Altschwändi 1, 8496 Steg im Tösstal

FAQ

  • How do I know whether the lifts are operating on a given day?
    The website asks visitors to check the traffic-light scheme on the homepage to see whether the lifts are in operation.
  • Can the ski hut be rented for private events?
    Yes, the ski hut with 72 seats (maximum 84) can be rented for birthdays, company events, weddings or seminars; a day costs CHF 700 including cleaning (CHF 600 for locals), and an outdoor tent can be added for CHF 500. Reserved dates are shown in the occupancy plan.
  • What is the Heidi Bar and when is it open?
    The Heidi Bar stands at 1,023 m at the top station of the large lift and is open only during winter operation, on weekends and in good weather. On clear days it offers views as far as Lake Constance, the Glarus Alps and the Rigi.
  • What food and drinks are available at the ski area?
    During winter operation the Beizli in the ski hut serves warm meals, snacks and drinks. On the first Friday of every month it is also open in the evening from 17:00 for an after-work beer.
  • Are there walking or hiking options around the ski area in winter?
    The area invites walking, for example to the Schnebelhorn, along the Töss, over the Hüttchopf or to the Tanne.

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