Adelboden/​Lenk

Adelboden and Lenk combine their considerable charms in Switzerland's Bernese Oberland, offering 210km of precisely groomed terrain reaching 2,362m. This destination gained international recognition hosting World Cup races on the legendary Chuenisbärgli slope—a technical challenge testing the world's elite skiers each January. Beyond racing heritage, the area excels in intermediate terrain with some of Switzerland's finest cruising runs flowing through spectacular alpine scenery. Traditional architecture dominates both villages, creating an authentic Swiss atmosphere that balances active skiing with relaxed mountain culture across this expansive connected domain.

Efficiency and capacity define the 72 lift installations serving Adelboden/Lenk's expansive terrain. Modern high-speed systems concentrate around key sectors, while smaller lifts maintain access to charming outlying areas throughout the domain. The network connects five distinct skiing sectors—Adelboden-Lenk, Elsigen-Metsch, Engstligenalp, Betelberg, and Tschentenalp—creating Switzerland's second-largest lift-served area in the Bernese Oberland. Skiers particularly appreciate how thoughtful lift placement creates natural circuits throughout the region, with vertical drops approaching 1,300m delivering satisfying descents across dramatically different elevation zones.