With 25 kilometres of groomed winter hiking trails, a snowshoe route and a small but excellent cross-country ski trail, Hasliberg has plenty to offer even away from the ski and snowboard slopes. Here is an overview of the highlights:
Small but excellent cross-country ski trail
The approximately 1.5 km long trail at Bidmiseeli is groomed for both classic and skating styles – and is particularly suitable for beginners. Use of the trail is free with the Magic Pass.
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Sledging fun for the whole family
The toboggan runs from Mägisalp to Bidmi and from Käserstatt to Lischen offer varied descents with fantastic views. Safe and well-groomed, they are suitable for the whole family. On selected days, you can also glide through the winter landscape on two runners under the starry sky on Hasliberg. Did you know? You can easily hire a sledge from various sports shops.
On the way along the Marmot Trail
The pleasant, approximately 2.3-kilometre-long winter hiking trail from Käserstatt to Mägisalp leads through snow-covered forests and offers beautiful views of the surrounding mountains. It is ideal for families with children, as the trail has no steep sections and is easy to walk on. A great opportunity to discover winter nature in a relaxed way.
Pure enjoyment of nature while snowshoeing
On the snowshoe trail between Mägisalp and Bidmi, you can explore the tranquil winter landscape at your own pace. Away from the slopes, this activity offers pure enjoyment of nature – ideal for anyone seeking peace and exercise amidst snow-covered mountains.
Close by – Nordic Centre Gadmen
Not in Hasliberg, but also included in the Magic Pass: the Gadmen Nordic Centre. Here, a 15-kilometre trail runs along the Gadmerwasser river and past the village of Gadmen. The impressive mountain backdrop and sunny location make cross-country skiing here a special treat. Insider tip: in the evening, a section of around 7 kilometres of the trail is illuminated. The night trail is open from 5.30 pm to 9 pm.
Do you feel more at home on skis or a snowboard? Then we recommend our blogbuster ‘Hasliberg – you can't get more slopes than this’.