There is nothing tame about sledding in Switzerland, where participants rocket down steep, miles-long slopes, sometimes at night. Credit... Supported by By Elaine Glusac To reach the top of the ...

Chairlifts, gondolas, and trams are, understandably, a point of enormous fascination for many skiers. Aside from those who shirk ski resorts entirely, they’re fundamental to the skiing experience, ...

This article was produced by National Geographic Traveller (UK). Switzerland has always led the ski pack. In 1864, St Moritz hotelier Johannes Badrutt convinced summering British travellers to return ...

Skiing or snowboarding in the Swiss Alps is definitely something to add to (and ultimately check off!) your bucket list. With so many great locations and places to choose from, it can be a bit ...

In Switzerland, excellence isn't aspirational—it's baseline. The country's smallest ski resorts would be crown jewels elsewhere, while its premier destinations operate in a category entirely their own ...

While France might steal the snow-sports show thanks to its sprawling mega-resorts, Switzerland has carved a name for itself as one of Europe’s premier skiing destinations. Sharing the famed Alps with ...

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