Switzerland: Private Sledging Day Tour

Sledge with an instructor in any of Switzerland’s sledging areas such as Davos, Grindelwald or Engelberg.

Admission: Sledging pass required, additional cost for sledge rental

Davos Klosters boasts several excellent sledging runs, ranging from family-friendly tracks to more challenging descents. The Schatzalp sledging run, lit at night, offers a unique evening experience. This large winter sports region ensures fun for all levels, surrounded by stunning mountain scenery. Alternative activities include skiing and snowshoeing.

Admission: Sledging pass required, additional cost for sledge rental

Renowned for some of Switzerland’s longest and most thrilling sledging runs, such as the famous Big Pintenfritz from Faulhorn to Grindelwald. This area offers diverse runs suitable for all levels, providing exhilarating descents with breathtaking views of the Eiger North Face and surrounding Alpine peaks. Alternative activities like winter hiking and skiing are also available.

Admission: Sledging pass required, additional cost for sledge rental

Engelberg-Titlis provides various sledging options amidst its impressive Alpine landscape. From dedicated sled runs to fun snow tubing parks, there are activities suitable for beginners and families. The area is easily accessible by cable car and offers breathtaking views from Mount Titlis. Skiing and snowshoeing are available as alternative winter sports.

Admission: Sledging pass required, additional cost for sledge rental

The Preda-Bergün sledging run in Switzerland is an exhilarating winter activity, famous for being one of the longest natural and longest illuminated toboggan runs in Europe. This 6-kilometer route begins in Preda and winds its way down to Bergün, offering stunning views of the snow-covered landscape and passing under impressive railway viaducts of the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Albula Railway. It’s a fantastic experience for families and thrill-seekers alike, with the option for magical night sledging when the run is floodlit.

Admission: Sledging pass required, additional cost for sledge rental

The car-free glacier village of Saas-Fee offers exciting sledging opportunities, including the popular Feeblitz Alpine Coaster for a thrilling ride, as well as natural sledding runs. Surrounded by 13 peaks over 4,000 meters, it provides a majestic backdrop for winter adventures. Skiing and snowshoeing are also options for non-sledgers.

Admission: Sledging pass required, additional cost for sledge rental

Arosa Lenzerheide is a diverse winter sports region offering multiple scenic sledging runs, including long descents that wind through forests. It caters to various skill levels and is known for its sunny pistes and comprehensive range of winter activities. The region provides spectacular mountain vistas, perfect for an unforgettable sledging adventure.

Admission: Sledging pass required, additional cost for sledge rental