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Ski or Snowboard Engelberg, Switzerland

The village of Engelberg is the foremost and largest ski resort in Central Switzerland’s Urner Alps Mountains. The main ski area of Engelberg, Titlis, the highest elevation resort in Switzerland, is famous for its off-piste terrain attracting advanced skiers from throughout the world. The area is known for dependable and prolific snow collection with a typical season lasting from early October to the end of May. Engelberg hosts a round of the annual Ski Jumping World Cup held under the auspices of the International Ski Federation. Snowboarders are welcome at Engelberg with special accommodations provided at the ski areas. For those seeking a less-challenging environment the Brunni ski area on the opposite side of the valley offers somewhat friendlier slopes in the way of beginner and intermediate terrain. Opportunities for snowshoeing, cross country skiing and sledding are also available in Engelberg. Nearby is a special SnowXPark on Lake Trubsee where specially modified motorcycles provide a thrilling ride. Engelberg is easily accessed from Zurich and Lucerne. The Luzern-Stans-Engleberg Railway disembarks passengers at the base of the 800 year old village where a rotating gondola whisks skiers to the top of Mt. Titlis, at over 3,000 metres elevation. Visitors might consider spending a night or two in the Igloo Village Ice Hotel in their unique accommodations. The city centre is pedestrian only and provides a charming collection of cafes, shops and après-ski spots for relaxing. All desired services, equipment rentals and ski schools can be found in the village and on the slopes. A nearly 1,000 year old Benedictine Monastery is among the treasures found in the village of Engelberg. Your dream of skiing on some of the most demanding slopes in Switzerland can be fulfilled by visiting Engelberg and its ski resorts in Central Switzerland. Include this trip on your list and start working on the details today. Make sure you allow for time to explore the village and its fascinating array of activities.
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