Ski holidays Meiringen-Hasliberg - winter holiday for the whole family!

The Hasli Valley with it's popular and family-friendly winter sports resorts is located in midst of the Bernese Oberland. Here you can enjoy wonderful panoramic views of the beautiful Glogghüs (2,534 m) and Rothorn (2,525 m). The region is especially appealing to winter sports fans: with 60 kilometres of pistes and 18.5 km of cross-country trails you will find a lot of diversity; pure winter fun is guaranteed. You don't need to go searching for something to do off-piste either. The Hasli Valley places emphasis on relaxation, culture, fun and action. As it has so much to offer children, it has been awarded the "family welcome" seal of approval.

Brienz

The cosy resort of Brienz lies in the Berner Oberland, ideally next to Lake Brienz with its turquoise waters, and at the foot of the massive mountains, of which invite you to enjoy extensive winter hikings, ski tours and Alipne ski runs. Brienz has a great history as a woodcarving village and still places great value in well-crafted, sustainable wood workings. It's not without reason that there are two traditional schools for wood sculpting as …
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Hasliberg

The dreamy area of Hasliberg consists of four districts: Wasserwendi, Hohfluh, Goldern and Reuti. It's located behind the Brünig Pass (1,008 m) and at the foot of Planplatten (2,250 m), above its lively neighbour Meiringen. Hasliberg is a much-loved ski resort and is also known as one of the most family-friendly holiday destinations in the Bernese Oberland. At an altitude of almost 1,100 m you can savour the unbelievable panoramic views onto …
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Meiringen

The lively resort Meiringen is one of the most famous in the lovely Bernese Oberland. The main resort of the sunny Hasli Valley is situated at approx. 600 m altitude at the foot of the Rothorn and allows easy access to the ski area by taking either the gondola from Meiringen to Hasliberg Reuti, or taking the car. The village was largely made famous through the dessert "meringues" and the creator of Sherlock Holmes, who used the resort as a …
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