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Interlaken Sledding Tickets & Tours
Why go Sledding in Interlaken?
- Enjoy Scenery: Experience the breathtaking mountains and snow-capped trees and alpine huts as you sled to the bottom of the slope.
- Leisure and Fast-paced Sled Ride: If you want it slow, choose leisure sledding. But if it's adrenaline you are after, try the fast-paced sled ride.
- 70 KM Sledding Routes: Interlaken offers over 70 KM of beautifully groomed sledding routes. Visitors can choose paths starting from 2.5 KM to mountain adventures stretching to 16.1 KM.
- Traditional Swiss Cuisine: Enjoy authentic Swiss cheese-based dishes like fondue and raclette.
- Day and Night Sledding: Book your sledding experience at night to enjoy the beautiful mountain weather and moonlight.
Your Sledding Interlaken Tickets Explained
Guided Day Sledding
Duration: 3 hours
- Travel to Sulwald in a cable car and catch the stunning views of Monch, Eiger, and Jungfrau.
- An experienced guide will accompany you, and brief you on all you need before you go sledding.
- Enjoy a 1-hour sled ride.
- Enjoy convenient transfers back to Interlaken.
Plan Your Interlaken Sledding Experience
Timings
Location
Weather
Facilities
Visitor Tips
The two time slots available for sledding are 9 AM & 1 PM; night sledding usually starts at 6:30 PM. The sledding time varies according to the operator and the inclusions in the travel package.
You will meet the guide at the Outdoor Interlaken Winter base. From there, the group will depart to Isenfluh, where the cable car ride to Sulwald starts.
The sled ride is around 1 hour, after which visitors will make their return journey to Interlaken on transport.
Weather conditions affect the sledding experience.
The lowest temperatures in Interlaken can be as low as -8 degrees Celsius from January through March, making it ideal for sledding and other activities.
The average snow depth in January is 60 centimeters. The highest average snowfall, 85 CM, is recorded in February and March.
- Interlaken generally is wheelchair accessible, thanks to its Barrier-free destination policy that helps the disabled and people with limited mobility enjoy the destination.
- Sledding activities are not accessible for people in a wheelchair.
- Wear warm winter clothes. Don't forget to wear gloves, a jacket, and warm hiking boots.
- Children above 8 years are allowed in the activity.
- Do sledding before 1 PM to avoid the rush, as most visitors prefer sledding in the evening.
- Please wear your sunglasses and keep sunscreen with you.
Frequently Asked Questions about Sledding in Interlaken Tickets
Q. Are Sledding Interlaken Tickets available online?
A. Yes, tickets for sledding in Interlaken are available online.
Q. What are the tickets available for Sledding Interlaken?
A. If you want to enjoy a wholesome Swiss mountain experience, buy Day Sledding Tickets. Visitors can also choose Night Sledding Tickets to enjoy the Swiss Alps under the moonlight.
Q. How much does a Sledding Interlaken Ticket cost?
A. Day Sledding Interlaken tickets start from CHF 79.
Q. What are things included in my Sledding Interlaken tickets?
A. Day Sledding Interlaken tickets come with experience guides, sledges, and transport.
Q. What is the cancellation policy for Sledding Interlaken tickets?
A. You can get a full refund if you cancel the Day Sledding Interlaken tickets up to 48 hours before the experience.
Q. What is Interlaken famous for?
A. Interlaken is a popular resort town in the Swiss Alps known for its snow capped mountains, mountain railway, cable cars, and adventure activities like sledding.
Q. What is the best time for Sledding in Interlaken?
A. The best time to sled in Interlaken is from December to February when the region enjoys heavy snowfall of up to 85 centimeters.
Q. Can I book Sledding Interlaken tickets on site?
A. No, Interlaken Sledding tickets need to be purchased online and in advance.
Q. What are the famous views that I can see while sledding in Interlaken?
A. Sledding in Interlaken will take you to the breathtaking views of the Eiger, Mönch, and Jungfrau mountains. You can also watch alpine huts and snow-capped trees.