Rent snowshoes Engelberg | pick up directly in the village

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Brunni & Klostermatte sledding pass | Down the sunny slope near Engelberg

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Paragliding Engelberg / Brunni

Cross-country ski rental Titlis | Discover the trails around Engelberg

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Snowshoe rental Titlis | Rent the best models directly at Titlis

Ski & Snowboard Rental Engelberg | Downhill on Titlis in top equipment

Sledge rental Titlis | Experience sledding adventure near Engelberg

Ski and snowboard rental Titlis | Top equipment and clothing rental

Ski & Snowboard Tickets | Areas Brunni & Klostermatte near Engelberg

Airboard Experience Brunni | Airboard rental and day ticket, Engelberg

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With the e-snowmobile through the snowXpark | Snow fun on the Titlis

Ski day pass Titlis | Discover the ski area around Engelberg

The village of Engelberg, situated at 1,105 meters, is connected to two large excursion areas. To the south of Engelberg, the Rotair cable car takes 22 minutes to reach the three-thousand-meter peak Titlis and its glacier. In the north, the sunny Brunni area is quickly reached.

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Engelberg

It is an idyllic mountain village at 1,353 meters above sea level. Adelboden is connected to the Adelboden-Lenk ski area via 56 lifts and mountain railroads. 170 km of interconnected slopes give way to a popular hiking area with 300 km of hiking trails in summer.

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Adelboden

Situated on a loop of the Aare River, the city of Bern is surrounded by a green ribbon. For 59 km, bike route 888 leads around the city. In addition to adventure sites, farm and village stores are integrated into the route. The old town shows medieval architecture.

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City of Bern

The picturesque mountain village is located at 1,034 meters on the mighty Eiger north face. Grindelwald is considered the gateway to the Jungfrau region. It is an outdoor paradise for adrenaline seekers, but also for families and people of all ages.

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Grindelwald

On an alluvial cone at 568 meters above sea level lies the popular vacation resort between the turquoise-colored Lake Brienz and the deep blue Lake Thun. Interlaken offers an impressive view of the four-thousand-meter peaks Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau.

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Interlaken

At an altitude of 1,650 meters, the car-free Village Mürren can be reached by mountain railroad from Lauterbrunnen and by cable car from Stechelberg. The small mountain village is surrounded by a wide range of hiking trails and climbing areas with views of the four-thousand-meter peaks.

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Mürren

The Bernese region is particularly diverse. It has countless mountain peaks, between which the blue glittering lakes form a picturesque contrast. The old town of Bern and the Jungfrau region with the Aletsch glacier were even included in the UNESCO World Heritage. The mythical Emmental is just as enticing as the Bernese Oberland. Here there are 350 km of cross-country ski trails and 200 km of winter hiking trails. All year round you will find countless offers for leisure activities in the Bernese region.

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Bernese region

The region of Eastern Switzerland / Liechtenstein includes the hilly Appenzellerland, which offers 200 km of cross-country ski trails in winter. In the Alpstein region, the hilly country suddenly changes to a 2,500-meter-high alpine world. The twenty most beautiful lakes in eastern Switzerland also include Lake Constance and Lake Walen. Heidiland is the name given to the vacation hiking area between Lake Walen and Sarganserland. Here are also the big skiing areas like Flumserberg and Pizol. Bad Ragaz is known for its Tamina Therme.        

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Eastern Switzerland / Liechtenstein region

The grisons lie entirely in the Alpine region with the 4,048 m high Piz Bernina as the highest elevation. 150 valleys, 615 lakes and 12 rivers shape the landscape between 900 mountain peaks. In the winter sports areas snow is guaranteed and some passes are reserved for sledders in winter. For example, night sledding from Preda over 6.5 km of the pass road to Bergün is world-famous. Snow golf with red balls might be quite unusual. In summer, the glaciers offer cool experiences.

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Grisons region

It is hardly possible to find a city with more water. The Reuss divides Lucerne and the beautiful bridges unite the city again. The northwestern arm of Lake Lucerne is literally enclosed by the city area

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City of Lucerne

The Lucerne - Lake Lucerne Region offers water in all its facets. Lakes, mountain streams, waterfalls and rivers invite you to adventure hiking, biking and boat tours. Lucerne is considered the gateway to the Alps. You will find spectacular mountain railroads such as the world's steepest cogwheel railroad to Mount Pilatus. The Rotair gondola turns around itself to the Titlis. Here are 21 of the most beautiful winter sports areas in Switzerland. 500 km of slopes and a 2 km long downhill run on the Titlis promise pure skiing fun.

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Lucerne - Lake Lucerne region

In the Ticino you will find alpine mountains for freestyle skiing as well as sandy beaches covered with palm trees on the southern lakes. The Mediterranean lifestyle makes the Ticino unique. You will find large lakes, more than 130 mountain lakes and countless streams. Popular picnic spots are waterfalls like the Piumogna near Faido. If you like thrills, you will have fun canyoning on the Ticino or on a tandem paragliding flight from one of the seven mountains around Locarno, Lugano and Bellinzona.  

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Ticino

Valais lies entirely in the Alps and offers fourteen other four-thousand-meter peaks in addition to the Matterhorn. The mighty Alpine massifs protect the valley, which has a dry steppe climate. The water supply in the valley was partly built by the Romans. Beautiful hiking trails lead along them. Winter fun is guaranteed in the mountains and all year round thanks to the three largest alpine glaciers. Here you will find the Aletsch Glacier, the Fiesch Glacier and the Gorner Glacier.

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Wallis

Situated at the northern end of Lake Zurich, the old town stretches along both sides of the Limmat River. The city hall from the 17th century is reached directly via the Limmatquai. The city of Zurich has many architectural highlights and a lot of creativity.

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City of Zurich

The Zurich region is an area for connoisseurs and yet not far from the Alps. Zurich itself is situated on the shores of the picturesque Lake Zurich. At the same time, the city is nestled by no less than four local mountains, which offer a variety of activities. In the region, the Alpamare in Pfäffikon is just as popular as the summer toboggan run there. Baden offers 47 degree hot thermal water from 18 springs and Winterthur has developed into a cultural city with 17 museums.  

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Zurich region

Ever since the first balloon went up over Basel in 1788, ballooning has been a very special experience. You float almost silently over the mountains, lakes or cities. You'll enjoy views that you can't get from an airplane.  

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Ballooning

There are plenty of opportunities for boating on the more than 1,500 Swiss lakes and rivers. The experience on the water is very intense and relaxing. The view of the surrounding landscape and the mountain panorama makes the boat tour perfect.

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Boat tour

Adrenaline junkies can find a lot of bungee jumping opportunities. There is even a launching pad that became world-famous through the 007 movie "GoldenEye": the dam in the Verzasca Valley in the south of Switzerland.

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Bungee jumping

In this adventurous trend sport, you make your way through the deep gorges of mountainous regions in remote nature. From climbing to swimming, diving and sliding, to jumping and abseiling, it's all part of the fun.  

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Canyoning

On a glacier hike you will experience the fascinating world of glaciers with their gurgling glacial streams up close. Since this is not entirely risk-free, extensive glacier hikes are carried out with experienced mountain guides.  

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Glacier hiking

Green meadows on remote high valleys, behind them the mountains and a view of the beautiful lake landscape. What could be more pleasurable than playing golf in the middle of it all? You'll find well-kept golf courses all over Switzerland.

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Golf

Whether on the Aare, the Limmat, or the Rhine: dinghy boating is a leisure activity that is possible on almost every river. More and more providers offer the boat ready to float and pick it up again at the drop-off point.

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Inflatable boat trip

The choice is yours. You can paddle on tranquil lakes, contemplating the surrounding shores and listening to the splash of the paddle. Or you can conquer raging rivers and rapids. In the water castle of Europe you actively experience the wild nature of Switzerland.

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Kayak

At Lake Silvana, the Maloja wind provides a great kiteboarding experience. Other spots are Lake Sempach, Lake Uri, Lake Thun and Lake Morat (for advanced surfers). But you can kitesurf on almost any of the hundred or so suitable lakes

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Kitesurfing

The cute and curious animals are perfect for almost every event, whether a children's birthday party, a wedding or a school trip. A hike with the animals through the mountains or along meadows and rivers is a special experience for people of all ages.

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Lama and alpaca trekking

Ride up one side of the mountain and down the other. Why toil in a musty gym? You can achieve the same degree of fitness in wonderful nature in the fresh air much more pleasant.

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Mountain bike

There are more than 22,000 kilometers of mountain hiking trails. The mountain hiking trails are marked in white-red-white in the difficulty levels T2 and T3, the alpine mountain hiking trails (T4) in white-blue-white.

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Mountain hiking

In an increasing number of sledding regions, mountain railroads, buses and restaurants open the slopes in the evening. Many of them even illuminate the track. After sledding, you can enjoy a delicious fondue or a glass of mulled wine.

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Night sledding

During a tandem flight you can admire the incredible landscapes from a bird's eye view. Hotspots for paragliding are Interlaken, Central Switzerland and the Engadine.

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Paragliding

The perfect mix between refreshing relaxation and sporting activity. You cross idyllic alpine landscapes and experience the wild and unspoilt nature up close.

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Rafting

Rope parks are mostly embedded in a beautiful natural landscape and offer fun and sports for all ages. Each of the 50 or so rope parks is special - each rope park is unique and individually designed.

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Rope park

There are several SUP spots. For example, you can find SUP schools on Lake Biel and Lake Lucerne. Stand-up paddling has become a lifestyle in Switzerland.

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It is a popular sport in Switzerland, almost every third Swiss goes skiing. Here everything from cross-country skiing, snowboarding, skibob and alpine skiing is referred to as skiing. Swiss ski resorts belong to the international top ten.

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Skiing

You jump in a tandem jump from a height of three to four kilometers into nothing and you don't even need any training. Hotspots for skydiving are Interlaken, Reichenbach, Lucerne, Zurich and Lugano.  

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Skydiving

What could be more fun than whizzing down snow-covered mountains while enjoying the breathtaking scenery? After sledding, you can enjoy fondue or grilled sausage in one of the restaurants.

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Sledding

Like kitesurfing, you are moved by the wind. Here, however, this takes place over snowy mountain landscapes in cold or icy temperatures. Many people drive up to a mountain pass to find perfect wind conditions.

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Snowkiting

Speed over the snow as you please in areas with snow-guarantee in Switzerland. The Titlis SnowXPark, for example, allows you to have real fun in the snow in the defined area. You are not allowed to drive on public roads.   

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Snowmobile

In the past, snowshoes were the usual means of transportation in snowy areas. The weight is distributed over a larger area, making it easier for the person wearing snowshoes to walk through deep snow.

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Snowshoeing

Lanes for it are installed on many mountains and attract people of all ages in the summer. There are more than thirty summer toboggan runs in Switzerland.

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Summer tobogganing

The runners avoid the city and run off-road. This is easy on the joints and the trail run in the countryside provides a mental motivation boost. Almost incidentally, it helps to increase fitness and performance.

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Trail running

You will master steep ascents and airy traverses secured well. Nevertheless, the thrill is guaranteed and it remains an unforgettable climbing experience. The Italian name Via Ferrata (iron path) is used internationally.

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Via ferrata

You stand on the surfboard and use a sail to move around. This is connected to the board and can be rotated and tilted. So you can perform spectacular maneuvers with it. On the 50 largest lakes in Switzerland you can windsurf undisturbed.

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Windsurfing

It is a zipline (in Switzerland it is called a tyrolienne), which was placed between points with different heights. It lets you cross rivers or ravines or just whiz through nature. To ride a zipline, you do not need any previous experience.

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Zipline

Outdoor activities include active sports such as canyoning, skiing or mountain hiking. Adrenaline-increasing activities such as rafting, climbing or skydiving are becoming more and more popular. In addition to the experience and the magnificent landscape, you can enjoy getting fit. There are also outdoor activities that are less active experiences such as sledding, summer tobogganing or a trip by inflatable boat.

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