
Titlis – Engelberg
Weather at Titlis – Engelberg
Low: -7.3°C / High: 12.9°C
Wind: S 12 km/h
Recent Snowfall
24 hours: 9 cm
7 days: 42 cm
Snow Depth
Base: 90 cm
Season Total: 113 cm
Resort Status
Resort Overview
High-alpine excellence defines Titlis-Engelberg, where Switzerland's largest lift-served vertical drop delivers 2,000m of continuous descent from glacier to village. This remarkable terrain encompasses 82km of groomed runs reaching 3,028m at the Titlis summit, creating one of Central Switzerland's most snow-reliable destinations. The distinctive glacier sector remains skiable into May, while powerful snowmaking ensures village-level connections throughout winter. From technical blacks on the Laub face to sweeping intermediate runs through Trübsee's scenic landscape, the area combines serious challenge with accessible terrain. The historic monastery village provides cultural contrast to the cutting-edge mountain infrastructure, creating a destination balancing Alpine authenticity with high-performance skiing.
Trails & Terrain
Trails
Total Runs
0
Total Area
70km
43.5 miles
Titlis – Engelberg Lift System
Spanning from historic Engelberg village at 1,050m to the glacier-crowned Titlis summit at 3,028m, the lift network showcases Swiss engineering excellence across 25 diverse installations. The rotating Rotair cable car—the world's first fully rotating aerial tramway—provides spectacular 360° views during the final ascent, symbolizing the innovative approach throughout this system. Strategic modernization continues with high-capacity replacements enhancing flow across the domain while managing the area's increasing popularity. The exceptional vertical drop creates Switzerland's longest possible descent on a single lift pass, with nearly 2,000m of continuous skiing from summit to village base—a rare achievement in Alpine resort design.
Lifts
Total Lifts
19
Lift Types
6
Lift Breakdown
Location & Getting There
Just 35km south of Lucerne and 85km from Zurich Airport sits Engelberg, positioned in a dramatic glacier-carved valley beneath the imposing Titlis massif. This accessible Central Swiss location combines outstanding winter sports with cultural richness in one of Switzerland's oldest mountain resorts. The 12th-century Benedictine monastery continues to produce renowned mountain cheese while forming the historic heart of a village that balances traditional architecture with carefully integrated modern development. Unlike purpose-built destinations, Engelberg evolved organically around its monastic foundation, creating an authentic year-round community where visitors experience genuine Swiss mountain culture alongside serious skiing credentials.
Titlis – Engelberg
, switzerland
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Season Info
The winter calendar at Titlis-Engelberg stretches remarkably from October through May, with glacier skiing available when most Alpine resorts remain closed. The early season often delivers excellent high-altitude conditions while lower areas await sufficient snowfall. January and February bring classic winter conditions with reliable coverage throughout the vertical range, while March typically combines considerable snow depth with increasing sunshine. What distinguishes this destination is its spring skiing excellence—April often provides perfect conditions with established snowpack, longer daylight, and fewer crowds across terrain that preserves quality weeks after lower resorts have closed for the season.
Current Season
2025 - 2026
Opening Day
10/26/2025
Closing Day
5/4/2026
Days Open
191
Annual Snowfall
Metric
4.3m
430cm
Imperial
14.1ft
169in
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