Snow report Flumserberg

Reviews in Flumserberg

The ski resort of Flumserberg lies in eastern Switzerland around the Walensee. Within eastern Switzerland (Ostschweiz), this is one of the largest ski resorts. The ski holiday villages of Flums, Tannenboden, Tannenheim, and Bergheim are part of the ski region Flumserberg itself, and around the Walensee, the smaller ski destinations Amden and Kerenzberg are also part of the larger area. Flumserberg is easily reached from Zurich and from Chur. Amden lies entirely on the other side of Walensee, and is known as the village ?behind the mountains.? It is home to the highest waterfall (300 meters) in Switzerland. Kerenzberg lies along the same pass, and between Mollis and Mühlehorn above the Walensee.

Slope information Flumserberg - Flumserberg

The ski resort of Flumserberg boasts 65 km of versatile and diverse ski slopes. The relatively large number of black runs in this area makes it attractive for advanced and expert skiers. The off-piste opportunities in Flumserberg are also great. Guides can take you to discover these beautiful powder-snow descents. Amden has about 20 km of ski slopes and is especially attractive for starting skiers. Kerenzerberg has but 8 km of ski slopes.

Snowboarding Flumserberg

The Real Obstacle Park on the Prodkamm is a feast for the demanding snowboarder. Besides beautiful modules and a number of high-jumps, there is always music and often entertainment and/or live shows. (The park is sponsored by Atomic and Eleven, both well-known skiing brands.) The Carlsberg Snowpark is situated between the Prodkamm and the Prodalp and also has a number of high-jumps and modules that are worthwhile. It also includes two different boarder crosses where races are often held.

Skischools Flumserberg

The ski school in Flumserberg (Skischule Schweizer & Snowboardschule Flumsberg) has more than 100 ski instructors. (sssf.ch)