Backcountry skiing routes in Switzerland

1`600 Höhenmeter Freeriden auf der Markierten aber nicht präparierten Galferroute im Toggenburg.

The classic variant from Andermatt. Great skiing terrain with many off-piste options and the descent via the Gotthard Pass road.

The Funi Line lives up to its name. Only here you will find this day trip, which connects all secured but unprepared and uncontrolled slopes. No ascent, just pulling new lines, just enjoying the fresh powder downhill - that's what awaits you on the line. Available from the end of December.

Scenic descent with about 1600 metres of altitude!

This is a scenic roundtour between the resorts of Lenzerheide, Arosa and Tschiertschen. The tour has a couple of nice deep snow descents, but also a few flat sections that make it a little more difficult (but not impossible) for snowboarders. 

Haldigrat was a secret freeride spot for a number of years. Recently it's become relatively well known, but on the right day it can still be a great day out.

Through the Vallon d'Arby, the tour, which is considered one of the most beautiful in the region, leads over 1000 metres of altitude to La Tzoumaz.

Wide, easily visible couloir, whose name derives from an old gold mine tunnel in the vicinity.

Away from the ski area, the extended descent from the Gemsstock leads through the Guspis to Hospental.

The Engadine is widely regarded as a noble ski area. Those who can afford it can expect an extensive network of pistes and all kinds of freeride options, such as the descent through the Val d'Arlas.