Hidden Mountain Ski is dedicated to diverging from the well-trodden path, seeking a more unique and engaging skiing experience. We explore alternative approaches to downhill skiing and boarding, whether it involves discovering different resorts, embarking on multi-center trips, or even indulging in proper ski safaris.
We welcome and encourage any creative ideas you may have, eager to transform them into a reality. Let’s turn your skiing aspirations into a remarkable reality. Explore below for ways to maximize your ski holidays, ensuring more enjoyment and value for your Euro.
Ski Safaris
Represent the quintessential choice for avid travelers. Crafted to suit individual preferences, these bespoke adventures are designed to inspire. Whether by car, train, or ski, each journey is tailored for a unique and unforgettable experience, as exemplified in the following itineraries.
SkiBASE holidays
The UK tradition is the week long trip staying on the slopes, the locals tend to do things a little differently. By staying centrally to numerous ski resorts they can enjoy the variety on offer and select wherever the snow looks best. Added to this, the hotels and restaurants off the mountain offer much better value.
Half way between the main ski resorts Grimentz and St Luc the small sleepy rustic town of Ayer offers a great base for those with an eye to explore.
Armed with a car you can visit a different resort every day.
We have a catered chalet, available as a whole or by the room and two self cater chalets, one for up to 10 and the other for up to four.
Defining features
Trecuit black run
Non-skiing activities
35km Snowshoe and winter hiking trails
Sledging
Natural ice rink
Winter garden
Accommodation
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St Luc - Chandolin
About
St Luc and Chandolin are a pair of small resorts located high above the Val d’Anniviers floor, the small windy road opens up these quality high altitude gems offering beautiful views and seriously good skiing. We have some very stylish hotels in these villages.
Together they are the sunniest resorts in Val d’Anniviers. The villages are at altitude and combine the rickety rural charm of the area with a grand Victorian vibe, from the early grand tour hotels built here. The views from the top are breathtaking and there is plenty of skiing here. The best slopes are accessible only by surface lifts. Of particular note is the long red from Bella Tola at 3026 down to the fabulous bar Le Prilet, a fine way to end the day.
Picturesque and charming mountain villages, uncrowded slopes and oodles of local charm make this ‘end of the road’ cluster a true hidden gem.
The Jewels centre around the Val D’Anniviers valley, which culminates in Zinal where 3 glaciers meet in spectacular fashion, beyond this lie the views and the mountains that make up the crown. The skiing in this area is excellent, varied and at altitude snow sure. The resorts remain small and slightly disjointed due to the natural geography of the area. This in turn keeps the crowds away and so the villages have kept their charm, the slopes are less skied out and you are in a perfect place for whatever holiday you are after.
Those in the know rate the snow quality in these resorts as second to none in Switzerland. These are the true hidden gems of Swiss skiing.
