Sledging in the Haslital

Two people are sledding side by side down the sledding run from Grosse Scheidegg to Schwarzwaldalp. As they brake, fine powder snow is kicked up and becomes visible against the backlight of the sun. In the background, the Wetterhorn rises above a row of dark fir trees.

Thrilling toboggan runs await you in the Haslital holiday region. You can even glide through the snow-covered countryside on two runners at night. Have fun!

Haslital

Sledging fun in the Haslital

From Mägsialp to Bidmi, from Käserstatt to Lischen – or from Winterlücke to Reuti. And on the Hasliberg, you can even go sledging under the starry sky. What are you waiting for?

Sledge hire

No sledge? No problem!

Are you visiting the Haslital but haven’t brought a sledge with you? You’ll find what you’re looking for in these sports shops for a small fee. Alternatively, you could check in advance whether sledge hire is available locally.

Several children are sledding down the slope together on different sleds. The scene shows various riding positions and distances between the children within the group. In the background, the sun rises over the Mättenberg.
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Night tobogganing

Night-time tobogganing on the Hasliberg

Experience a truly special winter adventure on the Hasliberg. Go night tobogganing and whizz down the mountain under a sparkling starry sky. What are you waiting for?

Last but not least

Safety first

Sledging is a winter pastime for young and old alike and requires no special prior experience. Essential kit includes waterproof shoes with good grip, warm clothing, gloves and a helmet. There are numerous mountain huts along the way where you can warm up and enjoy a bite to eat.

Two people are tossing snow into the air while standing on a snow-covered area. Several sleds are parked in the snow next to them. The Wellhorn rises in the background.
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