Sledding, from leisurely to
A Sledding Paradise in Adelboden
Seven sledges, endless possibilities: The sledging routes on the Tschentenalp in combination with the various sledges offer the perfect descent for every level of rider.
Sledding
How It Works
- Buy your sledding ticket online or at the ticket window.
You can choose between a 2-hour, 4-hour, or full-day ticket. The ride up to Tschentenalp is included in the ticket.
Important: Your time doesn’t start until you go down the sledding run for the first time and then use the chairlift.Which passes are valid?
The following are valid: AlpsPass, as well as local and second-home season passes.
The following are not valid: GA, Halbtax, or Swiss Travel Pass. These do not entitle you to a discount on the sledding ticket. - Purchase your sled rental on-site at the ticket office.
Rental costs CHF 15.– for 4 hours or a full day and CHF 10.– for 2 hours. After purchasing your ticket, you’ll receive a wristband. With this, you can choose your own sled at the top, near the mountain station.
- Take the gondola up the mountain.
- Exit the mountain station to the right and select a sled that suits you from the sled storage area.
If you need help or have forgotten something important, our on-site staff will be happy to assist you. - Start your sledding adventure and explore the various slopes and sled models.
Our sled models
Your sledding adventures start at the mountain station! Whether it’s a Skigibel, Balancer, Airboard, Bergfink, or a classic Davos sled—choose your favorite model from our rental selection and switch sleds after each run as needed at no extra cost.
Skigibel
- Ideal for hard snow
- Requires balance
- Moderate to high speed
Balancer
- Ideal for hard snow
- Requires balance
- Moderate to high speed
Snoc
- Good for hard-packed and fresh snow
- Requires very good balance
- Moderate to high speed
Davos
- Ideal for hard snow
- Requires little balance
- Slower than other sled models
Our Davoser is available in three versions: for one person, for two people, and for parents with a child.
Brambling
- Ideal for fresh snow
- Requires little balance
- Moderate to high speed
Airboard
- Good for hard-packed and fresh snow
- Requires very good balance
- Very high speed
- Helmet required
Zipfelracer
- Ideal for hard snow
- Requires good balance
- Moderate to high speed
Prices
Sled Rental
1 day / 4 hours
CHF 15.00
2 hours
CHF 10.00
Sledging ticket (mountain railroad)
Get your sledding ticket online or directly at the ticket window at the base station. Our dynamic pricing ensures fair and up-to-date rates—save money by planning ahead!
Slopes
Four slopes for even more fun
Four slopes, numerous branches and always new perspectives – this is how real variety is created on the Tschentenalp. You can find out which slopes are currently open here: Live information.
Practical Information
Hours of Operation
Cable Car
9am – 17pm
Chairlift Möser
9am – 4.30pm
Night Sledding
Wednesday & Saturday
6pm – 21pm
Equipment
Good footwear, winter clothing and a helmet are recommended
Night Sledding
Sledding Under the Starry Sky
Night sledging awaits you every Wednesday and Saturday on the Tschentenalp – perfectly groomed pistes and a unique experience under the stars.
