Steep downhill sections, tight curves and thrilling speeds: sledging in the Aletsch Arena is a sure way to get your adrenaline fix. The high-speed experience on the Moosfluh Sledge Run, the Blätz Sledging Slope and the Fiescheralp-Lax Sledge Run are fun for the whole family. Before you set off racing down the slopes, it’s worth taking a moment to feast your eyes on the incomparable Valais mountain scenery. Its beauty will invigorate you like nothing else for the downhill run.
Snowtubing in the Aletsch Arena offers thrilling fun – free of charge and without registration! The tubes are ready at the facility next to the Bättmerhitta. A 200-meter-long track ensures action in the snow. Open in winter with sufficient snow conditions.
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For your own safety, it’s a good idea to wear a helmet.
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Be considerate of other sledgers, hikers, skiers and snowshoe trekkers.
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Adjust your speed to your level of skill.
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Overtake others only if there’s enough space between you.
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If you stop and take a break, move to the edge of the run.
No sledge? No problem – you can rent one here.
Definitely! Young children can have fun sledging too. The Blätz Sledging Slope in Fieschertal and the Kapellenhang slope (Kindersonnenland) on Bettmeralp are ideal places to enjoy sledging with tiny tots.
Sledging slopes