Titlis - Engelberg

Titlis ski resort is the largest winter resort in Central Switzerland. Lifts ascend from Engelberg to Trübsee. The resort has pistes for all ability levels. One of the longest pistes in the Alps leads from Titlis to Engelberg. Skiers and snowboarders will enjoy this more than 12 km-long run, which covers 2,000 m of vertical drop and leads to the village. Thanks to the Titlis glacier and modern snowmaking facilities, the winter sports season lasts around 8 months - from October to May.

Worth knowing

Titlis ski resort offers pistes for all ability levels. Most pistes are intermediate. You can ski down the wide glacier slopes high on Titlis, while lower down towards Engelberg you pass through forests and the Alms meadows. Stand and Joch Pass offer high Alpine terrain. Gentle slopes can be found at Gerschnialp. The four-seat Trübsee-Hopper chairlift conveniently connects the pistes across Trübsee.

Total: 66 km

180 snow cannons cover 39% of the pistes.

There is a descent to the valley from the pistes. A groomed valley run leads to the base station in Engelberg.

Longest run

The longest run here is Titlis-Engelberg, 12 km long, with a vertical drop of 2,020 m. The run leads from Titlis via Trübsee to Engelberg. To cross Trübsee, you must use the four-seat Trübsee-Hopper chairlift.

Most difficult run

The most difficult run is Titlis-Stand (Rotegg), 2 km long, with a vertical drop of 592 m.

Snowparks

Snowpark / fun park.

There is no halfpipe.

Features

Speed measurement - free of charge. On the Joch Pass-Trübsee run.

The 8-person Titlis Xpress carries guests comfortably from Engelberg to the ski resort. From there, Titlis-Rotair takes them to the summit at 3,020 m. Rotair, the world's first revolving gondola, rotates 360 degrees during the 5-minute ascent to the summit, providing an ideal panoramic view of the cliffs, deep glacial crevasses and snow-covered mountain peaks. A funicular and two aerial tramways also lead from the valley to the ski resort. Within the ski resort, there are mainly high-speed detachable chairlifts. Some are equipped with weather protection. The four-seat Trübsee-Hopper lift crosses Trübsee, connecting the pistes on the other side. T-bars at Gerschnialp and Untertrübsee complete the offering.