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Les Prés-d’Orvin Ski Area

Téléskis SA Les Prés-d’Orvin lists a station status, webcam, weather information, night skiing and the Telebob. The Telebob is described by the operator as a gentle run of about 130 metres for families. Night skiing is planned when conditions are suitable; a dated season notice is not a guarantee for a later visit.

Illustrative evening ski hillside Illustrative evening view of a snow-covered ski slope; AI-generated, non-documentary scene, not a photograph of a specific place. Photo: Max-TD / OpenAI in-house AI generation

Check conditions for your date

Use the webcam and current operating report before travelling. For night skiing, confirm the day of the week, lighting and piste operation. After snowfall, also check the road and parking. Conditions can change during the day, so keep your plan flexible.

Families and beginners

The Telebob may be an option for families if it is operating and the conditions are suitable. Follow the operator’s age, supervision and use requirements. Ask the ski school and rental provider directly about places and sizes. Agree on a meeting point near the base station, especially if members of the group ski at different speeds.

Getting there and staying nearby

Allow extra time for the final road section in winter and check parking before setting off. If using public transport, plan the connection from the stop to the lift. For a longer stay, compare accommodation by winter access, parking and space to dry clothing. If night skiing is part of your plan, include the return journey after dark.

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Current visitor information

Check the latest status, weather and activity details shortly before your visit. The Téléskis SA Les Prés-d’Orvin website is the operator’s information source. For nearby destinations, see the overview of the Swiss Jura.

Frequently asked questions

Is the Telebob open all season?

Availability depends on operating conditions. Confirm current status, age requirements and supervision rules with the operator.

Does night skiing run every evening?

No. Check the current schedule, lighting and snow conditions for your date.