Champéry Piste Map Download
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The Skiers' Guide to Champéry

Top Rated for
4.82 (14 Ratings)
Lift Efficiency
4.64 (14 Ratings)
Groomed Runs
4.57 (7 Ratings)
Advanced
4.50 (9 Ratings)
Ski School Quality
4.42 (12 Ratings)
Accommodation Options
4.41 (11 Ratings)
Quiet Slopes
Beginner 52%
Intermediate 33%
Advanced 14%
Ranked
84th
of 270 ski resorts
Overall Rating
4.39
From 14 Reviews
21
Total Runs
1040
Bottom Elevation
2277
Top Elevation
Skiable Terrain

Champéry Piste Map

Grab the Champéry ski resort map to explore this charming Swiss village that connects into the massive Portes du Soleil, one of the world's largest lift-linked ski areas. The trail map reveals 21 runs served by 17 lifts across a vertical drop from 2,277m down to 1,040m, with the terrain split between 11 beginner, 7 intermediate, and 3 advanced pistes. Champéry's groomed runs score an impressive 4.64 out of 5 from our community, whilst lift efficiency rates equally high at 4.82, making it a solid choice for cruisy days exploring this corner of the Swiss Alps.

piste map for Champéry

Best Runs in Champéry

  • Ripaille (Blue): A long, sweeping cruise from Swiss Wall that takes you all the way down to the village with consistent gradient throughout.

  • Grand Conche (Red): A wide, confidence-building intermediate run that's ideal for practising carved turns on well-groomed snow.

  • Culet (Red): A tree-lined descent offering shelter on stormy days and consistent pitch perfect for progression.

  • Planachaux (Blue): A gentle, sun-soaked cruiser above the village that's popular with ski schools and great for building mileage.

  • Chavanette - Swiss Wall (Black): One of the steepest mogul fields in the Alps, dropping straight down the border with relentless bumps and serious bragging rights.

  • Grand Paradis (Black): A properly challenging steep pitch accessed from Pointe de l'Au that demands commitment and solid technique.

  • Croix de Culet (Red): A fantastic top-to-bottom run with varied terrain that links multiple sections and keeps you engaged all the way down.

  • Combe de l'Au (Blue): A scenic traverse and gentle descent offering stunning views across to the Dents du Midi while you warm up your legs.