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Frutigen Ski Resort Guide

Frutigen, Switzerland

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Ski Area Highlights
Recommended ForExpert Skiers, Intermediates, Beginners, Snowboarders, Snowfall and Apres-Ski!
Total Piste Length29km
Highest Lift2,340m
Resort Height800m
 Nearest AirportsBerne and Sion

Frutigen

Frutigen is a charming ski resort nestled in the Bernese Oberland. With a variety of slopes and stunning Alpine views, it caters to skiers and snowboarders of all levels.

 Summary

Frutigen offers a delightful blend of traditional Swiss charm and modern ski facilities. The resort features a range of pistes, from gentle slopes for beginners to challenging runs for experienced skiers.

The ski area of Frutigen is in the Swiss Alps at an altitude of 800m, with 29km of marked runs.

Frutigen has direct access to 29km of downhill skiing, with 14 marked pistes, served by a total of 8 ski lifts.

With ski lifts as high as 2,340m, snow cover is generally reliable.

 Notable Ski Runs

The longest possible descent in Frutigen is 6km long.

Snow and Weather

Frutigen typically enjoys good snow reliability, with average snow depths reaching 1.5 to 2 meters during peak season. For the latest snow conditions and updates, be sure to check J2Ski.

When will it snow in Frutigen?

There is currently no significant snow in the 7-day forecast for Frutigen.

See our long-range Snow Forecast for the latest update.

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Ski Area Stats

Frutigen Ski Area

Piste and Lift Stats
Black Pistes
Expert Trails
 2 3km
Red Pistes
Intermediate Runs
 8 17km
Blue Pistes
Easy Trails
 4 9km
Downhill
Total Length
29km
Cross Country
Total Length
34km
Ski Lifts
Number of Lifts
8

Frutigen Altitudes

Lift Heights and Resort Altitude
Highest Lift2,340m
Lowest Piste1,250m
Resort Altitude (Frutigen)800m
Max Vertical1,540m

Ratings & Suitability

Ratings for Frutigen
Expert Skiers
Intermediate Skiers
Beginners
Snowboarding
Snow
Apres-Ski

Skiing

The resort is surrounded by the impressive Stockhorn mountain range, with elevations reaching up to 2,100 meters. Notable ski areas include the Frutigen-Sundlauenen region, offering 50 kilometers of pistes and efficient lifts like the Stockhornbahn and the Tschentenbahn providing access to varied terrains.

There are a variety of pistes to suit all levels of skier ability, from Beginner to Expert.

Snowboarding

Snowboarders will appreciate the well-designed terrain park at the Tschentenalp area, featuring jumps, rails, and other features suitable for all skill levels. The diverse slopes also provide ample off-piste opportunities for adventurous riders.

Location and Map

Where is Frutigen?

This ski resort is in the Swiss Alps in Frutigen-Niedersimmental District, Canton of Bern.

Map

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How to get there

 By Air

The nearest airport to Frutigen is Berne, 50 minutes drive away.

Sion, Basel, Basel-Mulhouse-Freiburg, Zurich, Annecy, St. Gallen-Altenrhein, Lugano and Strasbourg airports are all within three hours drive.

Berne is just one hours drive away, in good driving conditions, so you can be on the piste quickly.

Frutigen is easily accessible via the A6 motorway from Bern, with well-connected public transport options from nearby cities. The closest major airport is Bern Airport, about an hour's drive away.

Infrastructure

Ski Lift Capacity

The eight ski lifts are able to uplift 4,800 skiers and snowboarders every hour.

Snow Making

Snow-making is available, on 10km of ski runs, with 20 snow cannons.

Season Dates

When is Frutigen open?

We don't currently have confirmed season dates, but hope to soon.

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NOTE:- Ski area, lift and piste opening is subject to Current Snow Conditions.

Aprés Ski

After a day on the slopes, unwind at local favorites like the cozy Restaurant Tschentenalp or the lively Bar Mühle. For a more upbeat scene, check out nightclubs that host events throughout the winter season.

Frutigen