Gluringen

Goms

Valais Goms
Top1’451mhighest lift station
Base1’328mlowest point
Vertical123mtop − base
Pistes0.7kmmarked pistes
Lifts10.7 km of lift lines
Day pass–not checked yet

Gluringen is a ski area in the canton of Valais, Switzerland, with access from Goms. It has 1 lift (1 T-bar mapped) and 0.7 km of marked pistes – 0.7 km easy, 0 km intermediate and 0 km difficult. The lifts reach 1’451 m above sea level; the lowest point is 1’328 m, a vertical drop of 123 m. Gluringen railway station is 0.1 km from the valley lift.

Conditions & snow forecast

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Ski pass & live cams

Day-pass prices have not been published or checked for this area yet.

No live webcam is known for this area yet.

Piste map

Pistes

  • Easy · blue0.7 km
  • Intermediate · red0 km
  • Difficult · black0 km
  • Ski routes0 km

Measured along the mapped piste lines. Resorts often advertise larger figures because they count both sides of wide slopes or every variant of a run.

Lifts

1 mapped lift, highest first. Elevations from swisstopo.

1T-bar
LiftTypeLengthBottom → top (m)Rise
GluringenT-bar675 m1’328 → 1’451123 m

Practical information

Canton
Valais
Municipality
Goms
Villages
Goms
By train
Gluringen station · 0.1 km from the valley lift
Website
Not known yet
Avalanche risk
SLF avalanche bulletin
Weather
MeteoSwiss
Coordinates
46.4634, 8.2280

Questions

How many lifts does Gluringen have?

Gluringen has 1 lift. Mapped in detail: 1 T-bar.

How high is Gluringen?

The highest lift station is at 1’451 m and the lowest point at 1’328 m, giving a vertical drop of 123 m.

How many kilometres of pistes does Gluringen have?

0.7 km of marked pistes, measured along the piste lines: 0.7 km blue, 0 km red and 0 km black.

How much is a day pass at Gluringen?

Prices are published on the official website.

Is there a live webcam for Gluringen?

No live webcam is known for this area yet.

How do I get to Gluringen by public transport?

The nearest railway station is Gluringen, 0.1 km from the valley lift.

Lifts, pistes and the map come from OpenStreetMap, elevations from swisstopo. Last update . Something wrong? Fix it on OpenStreetMap – how the figures are calculated.