Sport

Adelboden-Lenk family paradise

Children accompanied by an adult always ski for free on Saturdays.

Joana Hählen Ski movie – Roland in motion
Film on: At Lenk Betelberg, you can race down the new Joana Hählen Ski Movie slope and have yourself filmed. The local Ski World Cup star personally set a target time on the new racecourse that you can try to beat. How fast are you? Try it out yourself and share your video and time afterwards via the Skiline app or at www.skiline.cc with friends and family – fun is guaranteed!
Tschuggen piste: for sporty skiers, the 7-km-long Tschuggen piste is a gem.
Another highlight at Betelberg: the permanent Cross Park Betelberg on the Hasler piste is enough to make anyone’s blood pressure soar.

Public Kids' area on weekends
The training ground of the Swiss Ski and Snowboard School Lenk can be used for free on Saturdays and Sundays from 09:30 to 12:30 and from 13:00 to 15:30. Under the supervision of a snow sports instructor, you can use the conveyor belts with your little ones, allowing them to have their first contact with snow sports.
Lessons in the Kids' area
From Monday to Friday, the Swiss Ski and Snowboard School Lenk offers lessons for children aged 2.5 to 5 years in the Kids' area Stoss. Accompanied by a parent, the MUKI/VAKI lessons take place for the little ones. The 4 to 5-year-olds enjoy playful children's lessons with trained snow sports instructors, incorporating many colors and shapes.
Kids’ Club at Alphüttli – Childcare from 3 to 10 years
Enjoy winter sports in the ski area while your children are cared for in the competent and professionally managed childcare service. The Alphüttli, located in the middle of the Kids' area Stoss, is easily accessible, even on foot, from the Stoss mid-station. Open Monday to Friday from 09:30 to 16:00 and Sunday from 13:30 to 16:00.

5-kilometre Haslerberg-Betelberg high-altitude trail, prepared daily for classic and skating. All you need to use this is a valid ticket for the gondola lift. There is a small changing room and a toilet at the start of the cross-country trail.