Vaulion village lift

Vaulion

Vaud Vaulion
Top1’184mhighest lift station
Base1’163mlowest point
Vertical21mtop − base
Pistes0.2kmmarked pistes
Lifts10.1 km of lift lines
Day pass–not checked yet

Vaulion village lift is a ski area in the canton of Vaud, Switzerland, with access from Vaulion. It has 1 lift (1 rope tow mapped) and 0.2 km of marked pistes – 0.2 km easy, 0 km intermediate and 0 km difficult. The lifts reach 1’184 m above sea level; the lowest point is 1’163 m, a vertical drop of 21 m.

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 · blue0.2 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.

1rope tow
LiftTypeLengthBottom → top (m)Rise
—Rope tow149 m1’163 → 1’18421 m

Practical information

Canton
Vaud
Municipality
Vaulion
Villages
Vaulion
By train
No railway station at the base – plan by bus & train
Website
Not known yet
Avalanche risk
SLF avalanche bulletin
Weather
MeteoSwiss
Coordinates
46.6839, 6.3634

Questions

How many lifts does Vaulion village lift have?

Vaulion village lift has 1 lift. Mapped in detail: 1 rope tow.

How high is Vaulion village lift?

The highest lift station is at 1’184 m and the lowest point at 1’163 m, giving a vertical drop of 21 m.

How many kilometres of pistes does Vaulion village lift have?

0.2 km of marked pistes, measured along the piste lines: 0.2 km blue, 0 km red and 0 km black.

How much is a day pass at Vaulion village lift?

Prices are published on the official website.

Is there a live webcam for Vaulion village lift?

No live webcam is known for this area yet.

How do I get to Vaulion village lift by public transport?

There is no railway station at the base; use the Swiss public transport planner (bus and train) to the valley station.

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