Wintersport

in our beautiful region

1) Pure fun in the snow

Perfectly prepared pistes guarantee fun in the snow for adults and children alike. The Wildhaus ski region is less than an hour from St.Gallen. Children are in the best hands at the ski school where they have fun learning the basics. The Funpark has around 20 obstacles where older children and adults can perform spectacular tricks. After a long day, enjoy the sunset from the chilly snow bar.


2) Pleasant winter day in the Chäserugg area

One hour's drive from St.Gallen is the Chäserrugg area with the longest ski run in Europe, winter hikes to Lake Walen and a historic toboggan run. The Herzog & de Meuron summit restaurant offers a sunny break on the terrace of the Espel Pavillon or a leisurely break at the Stöfeli mountain guesthouse for a snack between meals.


3) Extensive view of Lake Constance from the mountain

The Panorama mountain trail on Pizol offers a fascinating extensive view of Lake Constance. The winter sports region with its 43 kilometres of slopes is thrilling for walkers, skiers and snowboarders alike. An Airboard route provides action and speed for fans of this trend sport. The exclusive chair lift in a Porsche design is a real highlight.


4) Diverse winter landscape

The winter walking trails offer idyllic scenery and nature, as well as a magnificent view of the Churfirsten mountain range and Lake Walensee. The family ski region near St.Gallen awaits winter sports enthusiasts with its dreamy snow-white slopes.

Tip: Whizz down the slopes in Flumserberg in the moonlight for an unforgettable experience.

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5) Winter trails

Crunchy snow beneath your feet, a snow-covered landscape and clear, cool mountain air – the St.Gallen region transforms into a winter fairyland. Even during the coldest season, the region is easily explored on foot. Experience the winter wonderland and discover the extraordinary beauty of nature. Tip: The St.Gallen panorama tour offers unique views of St.Gallen’s old town as well as the Abbey District.


6) Tobogganing fun in Eastern Switzerland

Snowshoeing tours Fresh wind blowing through your hair, snow beneath the runners and sun in your face. The seven kilometre long tobogganing run from Kronberg-
Gipfel to Jakobsbad is not only the longest of its kind in Eastern Switzerland, but it is also one of the most diverse – a must for all sledging fans.


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7) Snowshoeing tours

Put on your snow shoes and walk through untouched natural surroundings, away from
the hustle and bustle. This is how you experience winter close up. Trudge through the kneedeep snow on remote paths and experience the sunny side of nature.


8) Night-skiing at the foot of the Ebenalp

If a day of skiing is too short and you wish to tackle a few more turns, why not go night-skiing? No need to pack your skis or snowboard away as the sun goes down – instead, head to Horn ski lift in Schwende for a spot of night-skiing. The illuminated
slope offers skiing pleasure during the evening hours too. A special opportunity.

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9) Vögelinsegg ski lift – small but nice

Enjoy the family atmosphere at the Skilift Vögelinsegg. The historical ski lift was the first of its kind in Europe to offer skiers illuminated slopes at night. The mountain station invites hungry skiers to relax and enjoy warm and cold dishes from the region.