Snow-covered mountain peaks, idyllic valleys - winter wonderland Haslital. The well-prepared pistes of the Meiringen-Hasliberg ski area invite you to go skiing or snowboarding. But you will also find perfect conditions for sledging, winter hiking or cross-country skiing in the Haslital. And if the weather is bad, you can get active in the climbing centre. Or try your hand at baking meringues as a baker. Or...
Hit the slopes
Nestled in a breathtaking mountain landscape, the Meiringen-Hasliberg ski area attracts both beginners and experienced skiers with perfectly groomed pistes and varied descents. The total of 60 kilometres of pistes offer a varied selection for every taste. From gentle slopes for the cautious to challenging steep descents for adrenaline junkies. On selected days, the piste from Mägisalp to Reuti is floodlit at night. Skiing under the stars - an unforgettable experience.
Leisurely hike through the idyllic Reichenbach valley
Along snow-covered mountain peaks, through fir forests, past picturesque chalets - the Reichenbach Valley offers the perfect backdrop for relaxing winter hikes. The chalet hotel Schwarzwaldalp, which not only offers overnight accommodation but also organises cosy fondue chinoise evenings, is located in the middle of this tranquil landscape. The Schwarzwaldalp is also the perfect starting point for shorter snowshoe tours. Sooner rather than later, you will catch sight of the Wellhorn in the Reichenbachtal valley. The mountain rises above the valley like a gigantic giant. The eastern side of the Wellhorn is surrounded by the Rosenlaui glacier, which is picturesquely embedded in the mountain landscape.
A descent on two skids
Sledging from the Grosse Scheidegg to the Schwarzwaldalp - an unforgettable winter experience for families and adventure-seekers alike. The impressive pass road, surrounded by mountain peaks, is the perfect backdrop for speedy descents. Once you reach the bottom, the postbus takes you back up to Grosse Scheidegg - and the fun can start all over again.
Climbing under the roof
In summer, the Haslital is a climbing Eldorado. But you can also climb and boulder here in winter - at the Haslital climbing centre in Meiringen. Thanks to the different levels of difficulty, the hall is suitable for both beginners and experienced climbers. The varied challenges in the hall reflect the natural diversity of the rock and offer an ideal environment for training and improving climbing skills. Whether alone, in a smaller or larger group: there is something for every climbing fan to discover here.
A day on the ski slopes, in the hiking area or in the climbing gym - that makes you hungry. Fortunately, the Haslital has a wide range of places to stop for refreshments. Whether it's a hot mulled wine, a delicious raclette or a Hasli cake: A treat for your taste buds is guaranteed.
Finally, this: Did you know that the Sherlock Holmes Museum in the village centre of Meiringen is also open on selected days in winter? Yet another reason to make your way to the Haslital.
