Axalp

Elevation: 1,400 m – 2,000 m

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Axalp

  • 1,400 m – 2,000 m

  • 18 km of trails

  • 6 installations

Webcams

Skiing in Axalp

Piste map

A map of the trails in the Axalp ski area—just one click away.

Lifts open/closed

See at a glance which lifts and slopes are open or closed.

Snow report

Axalp snow report provided by MySwitzerland. You can't get a more reliable one!

Ski pass prices

Day and half-day ski pass prices at a glance.

Weather

Current weather and 5-day forecast.

Ski lessons

Learn to ski with the Axalp Ski School.

Axalp Info

Accommodation

Accommodation close to the slopes for your holiday or short break.

About Axalp

Get to know the resort and its many winter activities.

Location map

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Official resort website

Check out the official website for the ski lifts.

Contact Axalp

For answers to all your questions about the resort.

Axalp Webcams

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Axalp Webcam, Windegg

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About Axalp

Axalp is a small, family-friendly ski area perched on a terrace above Lake Brienz in the Bernese Oberland. You can reach it from Brienz by postbus or by car. The slopes range in elevation from 1,400 to 2,000 meters, offering magnificent views of the turquoise lake and the surrounding mountains.

A three-seat chairlift leads to Windegg, complemented by three T-bar lifts and two children’s lifts. The wide, carefully groomed runs are mostly blue, making this an ideal ski area for families and skiers who enjoy a leisurely carve away from the crowds. One red run, one black run, and two ungroomed trails round out the offerings. Younger skiers have their own area, Axiland, and the Axalp Ski School offers lessons for all skill levels. The ski area also offers night skiing.

Off the slopes, Axalp is ideal for sledding, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, and winter hiking.

Good to know: One-day and multi-day passes are valid starting at 3 p.m. the day before. With the Magic Pass, the Brienz–Axalp bus is included during the winter. For the 2026–27 season, the ski area is open from December 19, 2026, to March 29, 2027.

Map of the Axalp Ski Resort

Map of Axalp. Map © OpenStreetMap contributors.