Ski resorts in Eastern Switzerland — compare 5 ski areas

Braunwald is a car-free family ski resort in the Swiss canton of Glarus, known for its idyllic location on a sunny terrace, varied slopes for all levels, and high snow reliability. The area offers {ski_area_km} km of slopes and {ski_area_km} km of ski trails, with lifts that transport winter sports enthusiasts to altitudes ranging from 1,236 to 1,901 meters. It is an authentic destination with a strong focus on families, which also attracts hikers and cross-country skiers.

The Elm ski area in Switzerland is a small, authentic, and car-free ski area with {ski_area_km} km of slopes, located in Glarus and ideal for both active and relaxed winter sports enthusiasts. The area offers a children's arena, a 4 km toboggan run, free Wi-Fi on the mountain, and easy access from Zurich, making it an attractive destination for families looking for less crowded areas.

Flumserberg is a versatile ski resort in Eastern Switzerland, known for its wide slopes and stunning views of Lake Walen and the surrounding mountains. With {ski_area_km} km of slopes, modern lifts, and snow cannons, it offers excellent snow conditions from December to April. The area has runs for all levels, including challenging red and black runs for advanced skiers, wide beginner slopes around Tannenboden, and two fun parks.

Pizol is a peaceful and snow-sure ski resort in eastern Switzerland with over {ski_area_km} km of slopes, ideal for families, those seeking peace and quiet, and ski tourers. The area, which reaches an altitude of 2249 meters, offers varied slopes, a speed test, a giant slalom course, and a fun slope, plus impressive views of the Rhine Valley. Easily accessible from the Netherlands and Belgium, it also offers activities such as tobogganing, winter hiking, and snowshoeing.

The Toggenburg ski area in Eastern Switzerland is known for its {ski_area_km} km of slopes spread across the villages of Alt Sankt Johann, Unterwasser, and Wildhaus, and is ideal for families and skiers of all levels. The area offers a diverse range of red, blue, and black runs, with the "Top of Toggenburg" on the Chäserrugg as the highlight. Besides skiing, there are also toboggan runs, a fun park, and opportunities for winter hiking and cross-country skiing, with the option of skiing on Friday evenings on the Sellamatt.