
Flumserberg
Resort Overview
Eastern Switzerland reveals its winter excellence at Flumserberg, where 65km of meticulously groomed terrain overlooks the dramatic Lake Walensee from elevations reaching 2,222m. The distinctive landscape creates visual drama throughout the ski experience, with lake and mountain vistas changing constantly as skiers traverse the interconnected sectors of this diverse area. Beyond standard pistes, the resort excels in specialized zones including multiple terrain parks, dedicated racing facilities, and Switzerland's first permanently maintained skicross course. This variety explains Flumserberg's enduring popularity as Zurich's nearest major ski destination, attracting day visitors and weekenders seeking quality skiing within remarkably easy reach of Switzerland's largest city.
Trails & Terrain
Trails
Total Runs
0
Total Area
65km
40.4 miles
Location & Getting There
The convenience of Flumserberg's location defines its character -- positioned just 60km from Zurich and directly accessible via Swiss Federal Railways to the Unterterzen base station. This remarkable proximity to Switzerland's largest city creates a distinct personality, with the resort functioning as both day destination and weekend retreat for urban residents seeking efficient mountain access. The spectacular setting above Lake Walensee provides dramatic vistas throughout the ski experience, with clear days revealing panoramic views extending to six different Swiss cantons. The surrounding villages maintain authentic character with traditional architecture and cultural practices, while efficiently accommodating visitors in a region where tourism and agriculture continue to coexist in balanced measure.
Flumserberg
, switzerland
Season Info
Flumserberg transforms from green mountainside to winter sports destination from December through early April, with particularly reliable conditions from January through March. The area's northern orientation creates excellent snow preservation throughout the season, often maintaining quality when similar-elevation resorts with different aspects struggle during warming periods. Modern snowmaking covers 65% of pistes, ensuring consistent conditions even during challenging weather patterns. The proximity to Lake Walensee creates interesting meteorological effects, occasionally capturing lake-effect snowfall when systems move across the water. Weekend visitors particularly appreciate the extensive night skiing operation, extending skiing hours when daylight remains limited during midwinter periods.
Current Season
2025 - 2026
Opening Day
12/6/2024
Closing Day
4/6/2025
Days Open
122
Annual Snowfall
Metric
4.3m
430cm
Imperial
14.1ft
169in
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