8 Winter experiences on the Flumserberg

Every Friday and on selected Saturdays from the end of December to the beginning of March, you can experience night-time descents with galactic light installations. The Chrüz piste is transformed into a galactic spectacle full of colorful lights and at the Skichilbi in the Chrüz mountain restaurant there is live music and a delicious fondue can be ordered in advance.

3 km of sledging fun from Prodalp to Tannenheim, by day and by night. Thanks to the photo trap, you can even take a souvenir photo with you as a memento. For the little ones, there are two children's toboggan runs on Prodalp and Tannenboden.

Let the huskies pull you over the snow in a sled and experience the power of a team of pulling dogs. Afterwards, you can ask the dog sled guide all your questions about the dogs. A unique experience in the snow-covered mountains of Flumserberg.

With 20 groomed winter hiking trails and three signposted snowshoe routes, you are guaranteed to find the right one for you. From leisurely to sporty, but always with impressive views of the Churfirsten, the Spitzmeilen or Lake Walen. Along the way, you can stop for refreshments at various mountain restaurants and enjoy the view.

Winter and raclette simply belong together. With the raclette rucksack, you can enjoy the snowy winter landscape and the raclette on a walk. Practically packed in a rucksack. Appetizer and dessert are available in the surrounding restaurants.

Exciting stories are told in the enchanted Häxäwäldli. The magical forest descent leads past enchanted animals, a magic mirror and, of course, a witch. Fun and adventure guaranteed.

SnowPark, CrossPiste and FamilyRun - the fun factor is definitely not neglected on the adventure slopes on Flumserberg. In the area between Prodkamm and Prodalp, young and old can let off steam with jumps, waves, banked turns and more.

20 kilometers of trails (classic and skating), a dog trail, equipment rental and courses. Cross-country skiers' hearts will definitely beat faster on the Flumserberg.