THE SWISS SKI COLLECTION
Experience world-class skiing and snowboarding in LAAX, one of Switzerland’s most iconic winter destinations. Discover high-alpine slopes, legendary snowparks and breathtaking mountain scenery.
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Skiing in LAAX
LAAX – Flims – Falera is one of Switzerland’s most diverse and internationally renowned ski areas, combining extensive pistes, high-alpine terrain and one of the strongest freestyle offerings in the Alps.
The ski area stretches from around 1,100 metres in the valley to 3,018 metres on the Vorab Glacier. With 216 kilometres of pistes and 30 mountain railway facilities, it offers enough terrain for everything from relaxed family skiing to demanding high-alpine descents. Around 70% of the slopes lie above 2,000 metres, supporting reliable conditions during the core winter season.
LAAX is particularly famous for its freestyle culture. Five snowparks, more than 90 obstacles, an Olympic-sized Pro Kicker Line and the world's largest permanently operated halfpipe make Crap Sogn Gion a major destination for snowboarders and freestyle skiers.
At the same time, the connected ski area around Flims, Laax and Falera offers wide cruising pistes, long descents and varied terrain for beginners and intermediate skiers. The surrounding landscape, including the Vorab Glacier and the UNESCO World Heritage Site Tektonikarena Sardona, adds a spectacular alpine backdrop to the experience.
With its combination of high-altitude skiing, long runs, freeride terrain, family facilities and world-class freestyle infrastructure, LAAX – Flims – Falera is an excellent choice for skiers and snowboarders looking for variety and several days of skiing in one destination.
LAAX Ski Highlights
THE SKI AREA
Get to know the ski area at a glance, from its piste network and mountain elevations to the lifts that connect the slopes. Use these key figures to plan your Alpine skiing experience.
216 km
Piste kilometres
1,100 m
Lowest point
3,018 m
Highest point
30
Mountain lifts
Discover the best skiing in Laax – Flims – Falera for every experience level, from first turns on gentle slopes to challenging high-alpine terrain.
LAAX – Flims – Falera offers excellent conditions for beginners, with dedicated learning areas and gentle slopes around Flims, Laax, Falera and Nagens. Wide pistes and professional ski schools make it easy to build confidence before progressing to longer blue runs.
Intermediate skiers have a huge choice of blue and red pistes across LAAX – Flims – Falera. Long descents, varied terrain and connections between Nagens, Plaun, Crap Sogn Gion and La Siala provide plenty of options for exploring the ski area throughout the day.
Advanced skiers can enjoy challenging red and black pistes, steep sections and long descents across the higher areas of LAAX. The terrain around La Siala, Crap Sogn Gion and the Vorab Glacier offers plenty of variety for experienced skiers looking for more demanding runs.
LAAX is particularly attractive for expert skiers thanks to its high-alpine terrain, challenging black runs and extensive freeride opportunities. The Vorab Glacier and La Siala provide demanding terrain, while the surrounding off-piste areas offer further challenges for experienced skiers with the necessary knowledge and equipment.
Discover some of the most memorable ski runs in Laax – Flims – Falera, from scenic descents to challenging slopes across the Alpine ski area.
Whether you are travelling with children, looking for easier terrain or searching for freeride and snowboard opportunities, Laax – Flims – Falera offers a wide range of winter experiences.
Laax – Flims – Falera is an excellent choice for families, combining family-friendly slopes, dedicated learning areas and a wide range of winter activities. Children can learn to ski or snowboard in dedicated beginner areas, while the resort also offers facilities and activities designed for younger guests.
Laax – Flims – Falera is one of Switzerland’s outstanding freeride destinations, offering numerous freeride routes across high-alpine terrain. Areas around Cassons, La Siala, Vorab and Crap Sogn Gion provide varied off-piste terrain, from wide open slopes to steeper and more technical sections. Freeriders should always check current avalanche conditions and follow local safety instructions.
Laax – Flims – Falera is one of Switzerland’s leading destinations for snowboarding and freestyle. The resort offers dedicated snowparks, varied pistes and extensive terrain for riders of different ability levels, from beginners learning their first turns to experienced snowboarders looking for challenging park and freeride terrain.
Check the ski season, current snow conditions and mountain information for Laax – Flims – Falera. Use the latest resort information to plan your day on the slopes.
The 2026/27 winter season in Laax – Flims – Falera starts on 28 November 2026. Daily winter sports operations begin on 5 December 2026, with the main season running from 18 December 2026 to 29 March 2027. The scheduled winter operation continues until 11 April 2027, subject to snow and operating conditions.
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LAAX is easily accessible from Zurich and other Swiss cities by train and bus. The resort can be reached via Chur, with regular PostBus connections continuing to Flims, Laax and Falera. By car, LAAX is also easily accessible and offers parking directly at the resort. LAAX
Travel by train to Chur and continue by PostBus to Flims, Laax or Falera. From Zurich Airport, the journey to LAAX takes less than two hours by public transport, making the resort a convenient choice for international visitors.
Plan Your Train JourneyLAAX is easily accessible by car via Chur and the A13 motorway. From Chur, follow the road towards Flims and Laax. Parking is available at the resort, including the Parkhaus Laax Murschetg directly next to the mountain railway station.
Parking InformationThe free local bus connects Andermatt railway station with the main ski access points, including the Gütsch-Express and Gemsstock cable car. This makes it easy to reach the slopes without a car after arriving in Andermatt.
More InformationFind answers to common questions about Laax – Flims – Falera, including skiing, access, facilities and planning your visit.
Find helpful information to plan your ski trip to Laax – Flims – Falera with confidence.
YOUR ALPINE GUIDEAndermatt+Sedrun+Disentis offers around 180 kilometres of pistes and 33 lifts, making it one of the largest ski areas in Central Switzerland. The ski area extends from Andermatt and the Oberalp Pass to Sedrun and Disentis, with slopes for beginners, intermediate skiers and experts.
Yes. The ski area offers dedicated beginner and children's areas in Andermatt, Sedrun and Disentis. Realp is particularly suitable for beginners and families, while the beginner areas in Andermatt, Sedrun and Disentis provide an easy introduction to skiing.
Yes. The Gemsstock is particularly popular with experienced skiers and freeriders, offering challenging red and black runs, around 1,500 metres of vertical descent and numerous freeride opportunities. The area also features marked freeride routes for experienced skiers with the appropriate equipment.
The ski area reaches elevations of around 3,000 metres. The Gemsstock near Andermatt reaches 2,962 metres and is one of the highest and most snow-sure areas in the region.
Andermatt, Sedrun and Disentis form one ski destination, but not every sector is directly connected by ski slopes. The Andermatt-Sedrun area and Disentis are linked by public transport, while the Gemsstock is a separate ski sector in Andermatt.
The ski area is easily accessible by public transport and car. Andermatt railway station provides convenient access to the Gütsch-Express, while the Gemsstock valley station is located in Andermatt. Sedrun and Disentis are also served by the Matterhorn Gotthard Railway.
The ski season varies between the different sectors and depends on snow and weather conditions. Gemsstock usually opens earlier than the other sectors, while the main Andermatt-Sedrun and Disentis areas operate mainly from December through early April.
Ski passes for Andermatt+Sedrun+Disentis can be purchased online or at the ticket offices of the mountain railways. Different ticket options are available, including day tickets, combination tickets and seasonal passes.
