Liechtenstein Ski News

One of Liechtenstein’s best-known winter sports resorts is Triesenberg-Malbun. Apartments, holiday homes and hotels are easy to book here, as well as in Vaduz, the capital of the Principality of Liechtenstein. You can expect excellent service at Liechtenstein’s holiday apartments. Hotels in Liechtenstein place great importance on quality and comfort in both summer and winter, and are happy to offer a little extra service. Holiday homes in Liechtenstein also welcome families with family-friendly hosts.

This family-friendly approach extends to the range of winter sports on offer in Liechtenstein’s ski region. Malbi Park is a paradise for children, with plenty of thoughtful details. The sun terraces, the “malbi-rondo” ski carousel and other special features put visitors in a good mood and provide the perfect introduction to skiing and snowboarding. If they wish, visitors to Liechtenstein’s ski region can send the children off on a themed ski hike while they enjoy downhill skiing, snowboarding freestyle or ski touring. A special highlight is winter trekking with huskies. To join these husky trekking tours near Steg, simply register informally with the information offices, your hosts or the Liechtenstein Hotel. The Valüna Valley has more than 15 km of groomed cross-country trails, making it a perfect destination for exploring on foot. As well as ski rental, Liechtenstein’s ski region also offers a ski school, with courses for adults, children, experts and complete beginners. You can enjoy tobogganing on both the Turna-Malburn toboggan run and the natural toboggan run near Sücka-Steg. Downhill skiing fans are drawn to the slopes in Liechtenstein’s ski region, less than a 20-minute drive from Vaduz. At an altitude of 1,600 metres, around 23 km of well-groomed slopes are regularly covered with artificial snow. Alpine atmosphere and wonderful panoramic views come as standard. Two four-person chairlifts and a heated six-person chairlift take you back up the mountain.

The reports date from earlier winter seasons. Dates, prices, lift operations and specific offers may have changed since then. Before travelling, always check the latest information directly with the ski areas, transport companies and booking partners concerned.