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At Tschentenalp, there are several slopes that are very popular among sledders. Sledding on Engstligenalp is possible on multiple snow tube runs. Sledding fields can be found in the Adelboden region in and around Ausserschwand, Boden, Dorf, Engstligenalp, Schermtanne, and Tschentenalp.
You can go sledding with a variety of equipment. Sleds, ski sleds, balancers, airboards (air cushion sleds), racing sleds, or classic Davos wooden sleds can be rented when purchasing the sledding pass.
Schlittelpark Tschentenalp (Photo: Tourism Adelboden Anja Zurbruegg)
Skibob riding in Adelboden (Photo: Tourism Adelboden Stephan Boegli)The 14 km of toboggan runs on Tschentenalp are divided into a total of six runs. Four of the runs run along the Möser chairlift. A particularly long run ends in the valley, as does the Skibock run. On Wednesdays and Saturdays you can go night sledding from 18:00 to 21:00. The toboggan run is then illuminated and you whiz through the night with your equipment.
Swiss Activities Tip: With our tobogganing ticket on Tschentenalp the toboggan rental as well as the ticket for the Tschentenbahn is included. The great thing is that you can change your vehicle as often as you like. So you have the possibility to ride the Skigibel, the Airboard and the Luge on the same day.
Sledding Tschentenalp (Photo: Tschentenbahnen)
Sledding Tschentenalp (Photo: Tschentenbahnen)The toboggan run that leads from the Tschentenalp mountain station down into the valley to Adelboden is 6 km long. It ends at the schoolhouse in Bütscheggen in northern Adelboden. The subsequent walk to the Tschentenbahn valley station is about 45 min. However, after about 10 min of walking you can take the bus from Aussenschwand to Adelboden Post. The ride with the bus number 232 or 235 is included in your sledging ticket.
From Tschentenalp to Möser there are no less than five toboggan runs. They all start next to the top station of the chairlift. From here they lead down over the Tschentenegg and end after 300 meters of altitude at the valley station of the chair lift. After a 3.5 min ride with the chairlift you are back at the top station.
Schlittelpark Tschentenalp (Photo: Tourism Adelboden Anja Zurbruegg)
Sledding Park Tschentenalp (Photo: Tourism Adelboden Anja Zurbruegg)The challenging sledding track leading down into the valley is 1.5 km long. Every year, the Swiss Championship in sledding takes place here at Tschentenalp. Anyone who wants to can participate. The event is organized by Tschentenbahnen.
The races are held in the following categories:
After two qualification runs, the four fastest participants from each category compete in a knockout system for the podium places. Then there’s a final round where the winner and the runner-up race against each other for the title.
There are two beautiful sledding paths above Adelboden at Vogellisiberg.
At the mountain station Sillerenbühl, you can rent a sled. A modern 10-person gondola takes you to the middle station Bergläger in Adelboden. The sledding path is open daily from 1:00 PM.
The starting point for this 3.5 km long sledding track in Elsigen Metsch is the mountain station Elsigenalp (1796 m above sea level). The track ends at the valley station, located at about 1250 m above sea level. The cable car takes about 14 minutes to reach the mountain station, where you can take another round on the sled. There are free parking spaces available at the valley station.
Elsigen Metsch Sledding (Photo: Elsigen Metsch)
Elsigen Metsch Sledding (Photo: Elsigen Metsch)The small ski lift in Adelboden bottom is a children's drag lift, which manages about fifteen meters of altitude over a length of 180 meters. 150 m long is the small sledding hill, which is perfect for children. Only when the World Cup Circus takes place at Chuenisbärgli, the operation of the children's ski lift is paused. Even night sledding is possible here. When snow conditions are good, it is held every Tuesday and Thursday from 19:00 to 21:00.
Snowtubing has become a new recreational fun for families. Adults also find their fun in riding down the track on the rubber ring. On Engstligenalp several tracks are specially prepared for this purpose.
You go down on a rubber ring and up again with the chairlift. The Snowtube lifts are open daily from mid-December to the beginning of April between 10:00 and 16:30.

The idyllic mountain village of Adelboden is located at 1353 m.a.s.l. and is an ideal starting point for hiking and biking tours in the Bernese Oberland in summer. There are over 300 km of hiking, walking and theme trails here. In combination with well-developed bike and bicycle routes, they invite you to discover the enchanting mountain world. In winter, Adelboden is excellently connected with over 70 ski lifts and mountain railroads to the Adelboden-Lenk ski area. More than 200 km of interconnected slopes guarantee an unforgettable downhill experience at all levels of difficulty. Adelboden hosts the FIS Ski World Cup every year in January.
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