Ski slopes and lifts
Modern, high-capacity cable cars and the express metro provide efficient access to the summit and its revolving restaurant, the highest in the world. From there, red and blue runs allow both advanced beginners and intermediate skiers to enjoy top-quality snow and a breathtaking landscape.
The last part of the ski run that connects Morenia to the valley is narrower and will suit advanced intermediates. However, the snow here is sometimes poor. It is possible to stop in the middle of the run and take the cable car down to the valley.
Photo: PPR/Saastal Tourismus AG
Ski pass prices
Saas-Fee was the first resort to offer discounted season tickets, which are available in pre-sale until the beginning of the season.
At the beginning and end of the season, the ski area may only be partially open. The price of the season ticket remains the same.
Good to know
Despite its strengths, the ski area remains relatively small. It will satisfy skiers who have nothing against going down the same slope several times in a row for several days. The ascent to the summit is also long, with frequent changes.
However, skiing in Saas-Fee is still an excellent choice, especially when the other resorts do not have sufficient snow cover.
Photo: PPR/Saastal Tourismus AG
Snowpark
The facilities for snowboarders and freestylers are of very good quality and draw a young public to Saas-Fee. In Winter the fun park is located in Morenia. Here hips, boxes and kickers of various sizes are available for beginners and advanced riders.
In summer the snowpark is open on the glacier. Its half-pipe and chill-out area mainly attracts professionals who wish to continue training during the summer months.
Freeride
Due to the hazard of crevasses on the glacier, safe freeriding is limited to about 20 kilometres.
Photo: PPR/Saastal Tourismus AG/Vernon Deck