Switzerland

Rinderberg

Rinderberg · Saanerslochgrat · Horneggli · Zweisimmen · Saanenmöser · Schönried · St. Stephan

Rinderberg/Saanerslochgrat/Horneggli – Zweisimmen/Saanenmöser/Schönried/St. Stephan is a ski resort in Switzerland with 89 km of marked pistes, 16 lifts, a top elevation of 2011 m.

89 km of pistes
72% easy   23% medium   4% hard
2011
m summit
1063
m vertical
16
lifts
€97
day pass
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RinderbergSwitzerland

Rinderberg is a ski resort in Switzerland. It offers around 89 km of marked pistes served by 16 lifts. The skiable terrain rises from 948 m at the base to 2011 m at its highest point, a vertical drop of 1063 m.

The skiing and terrain

Rinderberg’s pistes break down into 64 km of easy (blue) runs, 21 km of intermediate (red) runs, 4 km of difficult (black) runs. With a high share of gentle terrain, it is a forgiving mountain for building confidence.

Who it suits

Beginners and families are well catered for here, with plenty of nursery and blue terrain to progress on.

Season and snow

At a summit of 2011 m, conditions are best in the heart of winter; check recent snow reports before booking. As with any resort, snow cover varies year to year, so it is worth confirming conditions close to your trip.

Lift pass and getting there

A day pass costs in the region of €97. For the latest pricing, multi-day deals and opening dates, check the resort’s official channels before you travel. Compare Rinderberg with other resorts using our ski resort directory.

Frequently asked questions

How big is Rinderberg/Saanerslochgrat/Horneggli – Zweisimmen/Saanenmöser/Schönried/St. Stephan?

Rinderberg/Saanerslochgrat/Horneggli – Zweisimmen/Saanenmöser/Schönried/St. Stephan has around 89 km of marked pistes and 16 lifts.

How high is Rinderberg/Saanerslochgrat/Horneggli – Zweisimmen/Saanenmöser/Schönried/St. Stephan?

The resort reaches 2011 m at its highest point, with the base at 948 m.

Is Rinderberg/Saanerslochgrat/Horneggli – Zweisimmen/Saanenmöser/Schönried/St. Stephan good for beginners?

Yes — roughly 72% of the pistes are easy runs, making it a friendly choice for beginners.

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