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The Diemtigtal valley is celebrated for its magnificent rural dwellings, and you can see some of the finest along the marked Diemtigtal House Trail. The details are particularly impressive: intricate carving, delicate paintings and elaborate compositions of form and colour that adorn the wooden façades underneath the massive roofs.

With a length of 12 kilometers, the toboggan run in Fideris is one of Switzerland’s longest. The route from Fideris Village to Fideriser Heuberge is closed to private vehicular traffic and is only used by minibuses of the Fideriser Heuberge.

Rumour has it that the Eiger Run is one of the most attractive and well-groomed toboggan runs in the Bernese Oberland...

The historic funicular railway takes you up to the top station at 2453 m above sea level, where you can enjoy an unforgettable view of the magnificent snow-covered, indescribably vast valley. While the last rays of the sun bathe the Engadin in a golden glow, you will be served traditional dishes of the region. At about 11 p.m., the last cable-car will take you back down to the sea of lights that is the village.

With its gentle hills stretching as far as the Magadino plain, the Bellinzona e Valli region is packed with historical highlights. A leisurely e-bike tour through this impressive landscape is a particularly tempting prospect, especially when combined with the opportunity to sample the regional cuisine.

Discover the magnificent Neuenburger Lake on an attractive tour. Enjoy nature, gentle waves, peace and fine food. With a surface area of 217 km2 the Neuenburger Lake is the largest lake on Swiss territory.

Tobogganing enthusiasts of all ages just love visiting Schamserberg in the Beverin Nature Park. The downhill run from Dros, which is up to 7 km long, will convince you that this is true.

The Olympic Bob Run St. Moritz-Celerina is the world's only natural ice bob run and also the oldest bob run still in operation.

Winter and fun just as it should be… A silent, snow-covered natural landscape, spectacular views over the Graubünden mountains, a speedy descent in prone position and a delicious alpine herb fondue in our mountain restaurant – all this awaits you at our fun snowshoe and airboard event, 2,485 metres above sea level.

Once the last skiers and snowboarders have left the blue slope on the Riggisalp, it is time for tobogganers to enjoy an evening downhill ride on this popular run.

When you go whizzing down very close to the famous Lauberhorn downhill run you will feel a bit like Didier Cuche or Carlo Janka – except that you’re tobogganing and not skiing.

You drop over 1,000 altitude metres on this downhill run from Männlichen towards Grindelwald and enjoy amazing views of the Bernese Oberland.

Toboggan fans get more than a glimpse of the entire St. Galler Rheintal region as far as Lake Constance on this far-reaching 7-kilometer run. Great fun accompanied by great views, that’s Pizol!

Cycling to discover the region - Cycling in Mendrisiotto to discover its traditions, places and flavours. A beautiful bike tour among cultural places, grotto, vineyards, lake and mountains. The route will allow you to discover food and wine delicacies of the region and to live authentic "momò" experiences.

Build a sledge from scratch using a variety of materials such as skis, wood, car tyres, upholstery, wire mesh or cardboard. Your team machine can be hammered, glued, cut and sawn until the finished sledge is ready for the initial safety check, and then given its very first test drive

20 curves and rapid straights take you through pine and larch forests down this 4.2 km long toboggan run. An amazingly varied and exciting run is guaranteed for both young and old alike.

A night-time visit to Alp host and cheesemaker François Liaudat is an experience. So is the journey there and back.

Travel down the Alp into the valley on air boards, Snow Trottis, snow bikes or mini-bob. Here everyone can find fun sports equipment to suit their taste.

The widely scattered communities and hamlets in Langwies and Sapün are typical of Walser heritage and are best appreciated while on a sled.

Snowlovers of all ages certainly get a run for their money on this extra-long toboggan descent below the Piz Mundaun.

The velogemel is a cross between a bicycle, a sled and skis – the ideal choice for fun in the snow, even though that wasn’t its original purpose.

Four kilometers of action-packed slope awaits you on the sledding run of Moléson-sur-Gruyères.

Welcome to Mendrisiotto, the southernmost region of Switzerland, known for its wine and gastronomy culture and for producing high-quality wines.

If you like plenty of adventure and speed, you’re at the right place on this toboggan run in the Surselva.

The Lac de Joux lies in a high valley of the same name. It is remarkable in that no surface flows out of it. There is a motorboat service in summer from Le Pont to the other end of the lake.

Tight curves and plenty of gradient – this toboggan run offers 4 kilometres of pure adventure.

This 3 km toboggan run is enough to set anyone’s pulse a racing. And this is equally true for nighttime sledders.

In the quiet Safien Valley, nature and hiking enthusiasts still pull their own sled. After a one-hour ascent to Imschlacht, Maiensäss (“Summer alp”) settlement, you are rewarded by an enjoyable descent.