Belalp - Blatten - Naters
Closed
Elevation
- 10210ftSummit
- 5873ftVertical Drop
- 4337ftBase
Lifts
- 2
- 0
- 1
- 0
- 2
- 0
- 0
- 6
- 11Total
Terrain
Intermediate Runs
42%
Advanced Runs
27%
Expert Runs
31%
Runs
31
mi Pistes
37.3 mi
Terrain Parks
1
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Overview
In the Swiss ski resort Belalp – Blatten – Naters you will find slopes of all difficulty levels that reach an altitude of 3100 metres. Skiing in Belalp is a sunny and snowy activity due to the resort’s good climatic conditions. A ski slope of 12 km length, winding down 1800 metres, make it exciting, too. Moreover, a ski holiday in Belalp – Blatten – Naters offers a deep snow area for free riding and a toboggan run of seven km length.
Important Dates
- Projected OpeningProjected Closing12/14/202004/13/2020
- Years Open
66
Webcams
Gallery: Belalp - Blatten - Naters
Contact Info
Belalp - Blatten - Naters
Rischinustrasse 5
3914 Blatten bei Naters
Switzerland
Phone: +41 (0)27 921 65 10
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