🛹 Ranking · as of August 2026

The best snowparks in Switzerland

A snowpark cannot be measured in kilometres. Whether it is any good depends on things no statistic captures: how often it gets shaped, whether the jump lines build up in sensible increments, whether the park still stands when it turns warm.

The column below is explicitly a rating from 1 to 10 and not a measurement. It rests on the size and number of features, on how regularly the park is shaped, and on whether it runs all season or only on February weekends.

LAAX at the top will surprise nobody who follows freestyle. It has hosted World Cup events for years and runs one of the largest parks in Europe, including an indoor airbag facility that stays open regardless of the weather.

# Ski area Canton Our ratingKm of pisteTop stationDay pass
1 LAAX (Flims Laax Falera) Grisons 10/102243,018 mCHF 92
2 Corvatsch-Silvaplana Grisons 9/101203,303 mCHF 88
3 Saas-Fee Valais 9/101003,500 mCHF 87
4 Grindelwald – First Bern 8/10502,501 mCHF 79
5 Verbier / 4 Vallées Valais 7/104103,330 mCHF 92
6 Zermatt – Matterhorn Valais 7/103603,883 mCHF 92
7 Davos Klosters Grisons 7/103002,844 mCHF 92
8 Arosa Lenzerheide Grisons 7/102252,865 mCHF 89
9 St. Moritz – Corviglia Grisons 7/101553,057 mCHF 95
10 Leysin Vaud 7/10602,330 mCHF 62
11 Champéry / Portes du Soleil (CH) Valais 6/106002,277 mCHF 62
12 Samnaun / Silvretta Arena Grisons 6/102392,872 mCHF 78
13 Adelboden-Lenk Bern 6/102102,362 mCHF 80
14 Gstaad (inkl. Zweisimmen und Glacier 3000) Bern / Vaud 6/102002,971 mCHF 82
15 Crans-Montana Valais 6/101403,000 mCHF 85
16 Andermatt-Sedrun Uri / Grisons 6/101202,963 mCHF 89
17 Grindelwald-Wengen Bern 6/101022,971 mCHF 79
18 Engelberg-Titlis Obwalden 6/10823,028 mCHF 78
19 Flumserberg St. Gallen 6/10652,222 mCHF 74
20 Villars-Gryon-Diablerets Vaud 5/101252,120 mCHF 65

20 of 85 Swiss ski areas in the dataset. Resorts outside Switzerland are not in this list, even though they appear on the map.

How this ranking is put together

The rating is our own and is not a measurement. It does not come from the lift companies and has not been agreed with them.

Areas without a park are not listed. That is not a verdict on the area: plenty of small resorts deliberately skip a park because the money is better spent on snowmaking for the valley run.

Parks change from year to year far more than pistes do. A change of shape crew can move a park several places within one season. If you are travelling in winter, check the resort’s own page first.

Where the numbers contradict each other we say so instead of smoothing it over. Found a mistake? The sources are listed on the about page.

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