Little Switzerland Ski Resort

Little Switzerland

Projected Opening: Nov 28
Projected Closing: Mar 07
Lifts: 9
Trails: 16
Skiable Terrain: 50 ac
Base: 1,069'
Summit: 1,269'
Vertical Drop: 200'
Average Snowfall: 43"

Snowfall

43"

Annual Snowfall

Nov4"
Dec11"
Jan14"
Feb11"
Mar4"

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Little Switzerland is located in Slinger, Wisconsin and features 50 skiable acres with a 200-foot vertical drop. Eighteen runs are serviced by four doubles, one rope tow, and two handle tows and freestylers will find three terrain parks at the bottom of the hill to practice on. The chalet offers a full service restaurant, bar, game room, snack bar and pro shop.

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Important Dates

Projected opening date
Nov 28, 2026
Projected closing date
Mar 07, 2027
Years Open
85
Average Snowfall
43"

Terrain

Beginners Runs

38%

Intermediate Runs

31%

Advanced Runs

31%

Runs in Total

Longest Run

1 mi

Skiable Terrain

50 ac

Night Skiing

50 ac

Snow Making

50 ac

Lifts

Double Chairs

Surface Lifts

Reviews

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Little Switzerland is a great resort if you are just getting into skiing and you live near Milwaukee. There is a large beginner's area with other runs located on the hill. These runs are great since they aren't too long and won't wear out your feet if you are a beginner. There is also some intermedi…

Ben Weston

Apr 11, 2023