Ski resorts Switzerland
Accommodation 
1/19 Ski slopes Titlis – Engelberg
The Titlis ski area offers slopes of all levels of difficulty. The runs are mostly of intermediate difficulty. At the top of Titlis, you can carve down wide glacier slopes, while the descent to Engelberg takes you through forests and alpine meadows. At Stand and Jochpass, you ski through high alpine terrain. Gentle and easy slopes can be found on the Gerschnialp. The Trübsee-Hopper four-seater chairlift conveniently connects the slopes over the Trübsee.
Runs/slopes
Total: 70 km
| Easy | 18 km |
| Intermediate | 42.5 km |
| Difficult | 9.5 km |
Worth knowing
- Artificial snow-making
164 Snow cannons
40 % of the slopes have snow-making capabilities - Valley run available
A snow-covered valley run leads all the way to the valley station in Engelberg.
Run location
- Glacier
- above tree line
- under tree line
Longest run
- Titlis-Engelberg · Length 12 km · Elevation difference 2020 m
The descent leads from Titlis over the Trübsee down to Engelberg. To cross the Trübsee, you either have to take the Trübsee-Hopper four-seater chairlift or push yourself a considerable distance.
Most difficult run
- Titlis-Stand (Rotegg) · Length 2 km · Elevation difference 592 m
Slope tip
- Stand-Rindertitlis
- Jochpass-Trübsee
- Laubersgrat-Rindertitlis
- Jochpass-Engstlenalp
Snowparks
- No snow park/fun park
- No halfpipe
Highlights
- Speed measurement course offered - free of charge
At the Jochpass-Trübsee slope (Speed line) - Additional Offerings
Titlis Cliff Walk, Titlis Rotair, Glacier Cave, Titlis Glacier Park, SnowXpark Trübsee with e-snowmobiles and Moon Bike, Avalanche Training Center
Town/village at the ski resort (distance from town center):
Engelberg (1.3 km) Town/village at the ski resort
Engelberg (1.3 km) Town/village at the ski resort
Feedback for the Skiresort.info Team? Please use this form
Test Reports
Tips for the ski holiday
