Meiringen & the Haslital On the mountain
On the mountainSkiing at Meiringen-Hasliberg
The home mountain — a genuinely family-friendly ski area reached by gondola from the valley floor, with runs from gentle nursery slopes to long descents off the Planplatte, near 2,400 metres.
The ski area
Meiringen-Hasliberg has around 60 kilometres of pistes spread across Reuti, Bidmi, Mägisalp and Käserstatt, climbing toward the Planplatte at roughly 2,400 metres. The terrain is mostly blue and red — forgiving, sunny and well suited to families and improving skiers — with a snow park and dedicated learning areas.
Reaching the lifts
The Meiringen–Hasliberg gondola climbs from the edge of the village to Reuti, where the network of lifts begins — so you can be on the mountain without moving the car. Ski and boot storage waits at the flat, so you travel up unencumbered.
Beyond the pistes
When you want a day off the skis, there are marked winter walking and snowshoe trails, toboggan runs, and mountain restaurants with south-facing terraces. The village itself stays quiet and unhurried through the season.
Good to know
Is Meiringen-Hasliberg good for beginners and children?
Yes — it is one of the region's most family-friendly areas, with gentle nursery slopes, plenty of blue and red runs, and dedicated learning zones.
Can I store skis and boots at the flat?
Yes. There is ski and boot storage at the flat, so you can head to the gondola without carrying everything each morning.
Sources & official links
Make the Haslital your base
All of this is within reach of the flat. Check dates and book direct — no platform fee.