Leukerbad Ski Holidays

The ski area is mostly comprised of red and black runs, which include the World Cup training runs. Plenty of off-piste opportunities are available around Leukerbad’s slopes, with a notable route accessed via the cable car up to Rinderhutte, from which it is possible to make a variety of descents through an open powder field and into the tree line below. Whilst this challenging terrain may not be well-suited to beginners, the Park Erli facilities offer a wide open nursery slope, T-bar and children’s ski lift.

With many ski schools and instructors to choose between, there really is something for everybody.

We’ve partnered with New Generation and Oxygène and highly recommend their services. All of our partners offer fantastic lessons for all ability levels.

Book your ski lessons with our recommended suppliers. If you’re traveling during a peak week be sure to book these well in advance.

Leukerbad has five mountain restaurants in its main ski area, most of which are located close to the key ski lift stations. Whilst the choice is not extensive, you will find a nice variety of dining such as the self-service Bergrestaurant Rinderhutte with a panorama sun terrace, and the popular Weidstubli restaurant, which can be accessed from the piste or via walking trails. Delicious local fayre can be found in town at the Walliserkanne, which is run by a local family and serves wood-fired rösti.

If you want to relax and unwind, Leukerbad is the place to go. While others are tiring themselves out skiing you can be soaking in the natural thermal waters, having a mud bath or getting a massage. With its 22 thermal pools, this resort really is the ideal place to recharge. For those looking for something a little more active, there are three tobogganing runs spanning over 4km, 65km of winter walking paths, paragliding, husky sleigh rides and snowshoeing.