Parks & funrides · Terrain
Best snowparks and fun rides
Skiboard’s OpenSkiMap catalog does not yet tag every kicker. Park quality here is editorial: Laax is the European reference, Engelberg and Davos run serious setups, and many family areas now build a funslope instead of a park.
- 01LAAX152 km · 38 lifts · 2974 mThe default answer for a serious park trip in Switzerland. Multiple lines and a mountain that still has ordinary pistes for everyone else.
- 02Engelberg-Titlis42 km · 30 lifts · 3040 mA credible park plus glacier and steep skiing. Works when one person is in the park and another is on Titlis.
- 03Davos Klosters81 km · 39 lifts · 2811 mJakobshorn carries the park reputation in Davos. Pair it with Parsenn if only half the group wants features.
- 04Zermatt206 km · 63 lifts · 3872 mHigh, photogenic, and a longer trip. Go for the mountain first; treat the park as a bonus if it is built that week.
- 05Crans-Montana73 km · 24 lifts · 2872 mRomandy alternative with a long sun season and a park that is part of the destination pitch.
- 06Flumserberg59 km · 24 lifts · 2218 mFunslope energy more than a contest park. Right when the brief is teenagers plus grandparents on the same ticket.
Last reviewed 2026-08-19. Catalog facts from OpenSkiMap; this is not a live snow report.
Park versus funride
A snowpark is rails, tables and a landing hill. A funride is a signed playful line with banked turns aimed at mixed families. Teenagers who actually jump want the first.
Questions
- Which Swiss resort has the best snowpark?
- Laax is the usual international answer. Engelberg, Davos Jakobshorn and several Valais and Romandy resorts run strong parks in a good snow year. Check the operator’s current park status; a warm week can close features overnight.