The Least Crowded Ski Resorts in Switzerland

Finding peace on the slopes is like discovering hidden treasure. Our 'Quiet Slopes' ranking showcases those Swiss resorts where you can carve fresh tracks without the crowds. Based entirely on feedback from the Snomad community, this list highlights where you'll find blissful runs and minimal lift queues. Skied a resort recently? Share your experience and leave your own review to help fellow powder-hunters.

Looking for other aspects of Swiss skiing? Check out our rankings for Off-Piste, Tree Skiing, or Value for Money to plan your perfect mountain escape.

Best Ski Resort for Quiet Slopes in Switzerland: Mürren - Schilthorn - Quiet Slopes Rating

Mürren - Schilthorn consistently earns praise for its uncrowded slopes. Our reviewers mention that the car-free village creates a "winter wonderland feeling" with space to truly enjoy your skiing. One Snomad community member liked how the quiet setting allows you to "glide around and forget that the rest of the world exists." Another user described it as "not crowded" with "a great mix of slopes for different abilities." This peaceful atmosphere stands in contrast to busier resorts, letting you focus on the spectacular mountain scenery and quality skiing without battling crowds or lift queues. Perfect for those seeking a more tranquil ski experience.

#2 Champéry - Quiet Slopes Rating

Champéry's slopes are refreshingly uncrowded, especially midweek and during term time. One Snomad community member liked that it's "very much a locals place to ski which makes the slopes quiet in the week." Another user described it as a "quite resort and very pretty." The peaceful atmosphere extends across the entire area, with skiers able to enjoy the vast Portes du Soleil network without battling crowds. As one visitor put it, it was "easy to get gondola up to top then fantastic skiing." The tranquillity is particularly appreciated by those looking to escape the busier, more touristy resorts elsewhere in the Alps.

#3 Laax - Quiet Slopes Rating

Laax consistently earns praise for its uncrowded slopes. The majority of users think weekdays are particularly quiet, with one skier mentioning "no queues and generally no waiting anywhere." A Snomad community member liked how they "had a wonderful time loved how quiet the ski runs were." Several reviewers note that while midweek remains peaceful, Saturdays can see increased traffic, particularly at the main gondola. Despite this weekend rush, the vast size of the resort means that once you're up on the mountain, crowds disperse quickly across the extensive terrain, maintaining that blissful feeling of having the slopes to yourself.