Sleding

Sledding runs this winter, which you can reach comfortably by gondola or chairlift

In Andermatt-Sedrun-Disentis there is no shortage of tobogganing fun. Whether racy, comfortable or relaxed - you have the choice between three great, varied toboggan runs, which you can easily reach with our mountain railways or the MGBahn. Our toboggan passes are the ideal offer for all tobogganers and those who want to become one. If you don't have a toboggan yet, you can easily rent one near all toboggan runs.

Our toboggan runs are fun and put you in a good mood

Schlitteln Nätschen-Andermatt
Schlitteln Nätschen-Andermatt

A leisurely sleigh ride on the slightly steep Oberalp Pass road. You can easily reach the starting point with the Gütsch-Express gondola or with the Matterhorn Gotthard Bahn, so it makes sense to go down several times.

  • Difficulty level: Easy

  • Distance: 4,7 km

  • Duration: 0:20 h

  • More information about the route here.

  • You can rent a sled directly at Sportshop Gleis 0.

Schlitteln in Milez
Schlitteln Milez-Dieni

If you like it really racy, the toboggan run between Milez and Dieni will be your first choice. You can take the Milez-Flyer to the starting point and quickly get going on the well-groomed toboggan run.

  • Difficulty level: Easy

  • Distance: 4,0 km

  • Duration: 0:20 h

  • More information about the route here.

  • You can rent toboggans at the Talstation Dieni.

Blick auf Disentis
Schlitteln Mompé Medel

You love the peace and seclusion? Then you've come to the right place in Mompé Medel at Disentis. After about 45 minutes of ascent, you sled through lonely hamlets with a wonderful view of the snow-covered valley and its forests.

  • Difficulty level: Easy

  • Distance: 2,8 km

  • Duration: 0:15 h

  • More information about the route here.

  • You can rent sledges in the bar La Scursalda.

Tobogganing, but safe!

5 tips for more safety when tobogganing

  • Wear a helmet because the log or rock is stronger than your head.
  • Leave the sneakers in the closet and wear high, sturdy shoes with a good profile. Braking aids such as heel spikes help you in icy conditions.
  • On toboggan runs and obstacle-free routes or slopes with a run you are not only safer, it is also much nicer.
  • You are in the best of hands on a toboggan. It is more flexible to control, and the robust wicker seat cushions the blows.
  • Observe the ten toboggan rules, because they are something like the code of honor on the toboggan run.
Source: www.bfu.ch/de/ratgeber/schlitteln

The 10 sledding rules

  1. Be considerate of others
  2. Adapt speed and driving style to ability
  3. Respect the lane of the one in front
  4. Overtake at a distance
  5. Look up before driving in and out
  6. Stop at the edge
  7. Climb up and down the rim
  8. Observe signs and markings
  9. Provide assistance
  10. In the event of an accident: provide personal details
Source: www.bfu.ch/de/ratgeber/schlitteln

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