Saas Fee Ski Holidays

The skiing on the upper part of Saas Fee’s ski area is predominantly red and blue runs served by drag lifts. But because of the altitude, fresh powder can be found up here as late as April. Whilst the resort is better suited to beginners, advanced skiers will enjoy the long runs in the Langfluh/Spielboden sector and the black Kanonenrohr run below Maste 4. There are also opportunities to ski up to 3,500m to enjoy thrilling descents through untouched powder, however, this is best explored with a guide.

With many ski schools and instructors to choose between, there really is something for everybody.

We’ve partnered with New Generation and Oxygène and highly recommend their services. All of our partners offer fantastic lessons for all skiing ability levels.

Book your ski lessons with our recommended suppliers. If you’re traveling during a peak week be sure to book these well in advance.

Saas Fee ski resort is served by a dozen mountain dining options, which includes the famous revolving restaurant at Mittelallalin. At 3,500m you can be sure to find impressive views and a truly novel lunchtime experience. Down in the town, enjoy Michelin-starred fayre at the Fletschhorn Hotel, which serves Swiss specialities complemented by an extensive wine list. More laid-back evenings can be had at the Rotisserie du Sport which serves 15 varieties of grilled meat, or the restaurant at Hotel Dom which specialises in rostis.

Saas Fee ski resort is an excellent destination for non-skiers with a variety of alternative winter sports on offer. There are around 30km of winter walking trails, 5km of toboggan runs from the top of Hannig and 36km of cross country ski trails. There is even an alpine gorge adventure, which gives you the opportunity to be guided through frozen waterfalls and across rope slides. Visits can also be made to Saas Fee’s ice grotto, which is the largest in the world.