Ski rental in Bernese Oberland

The Bernese Oberland is located in the south-west of Switzerland and comprises the part of the canton of Bern that “touches” the Alps. The region is bounded to the north by the Stockhorn mountain range, while the glacier-covered main ridge of the Bernese Alps forms the border with Valais. For winter holiday enthusiasts, the mountain landscape offers a wide range of activities for visitors from all over the world. The countless mountains with their slopes, practice areas, cross-country ski trails, snow parks and deep snow slopes are just waiting to be discovered. Thanks to ski rental from INTERPSPORT Rent in the Bernese Oberland, you can rely on the right equipment in many places. Waiting for you:

• Countless kilometres of slopes with a balanced ratio of blue runs for beginners, red descents for ambitious skiers and black runs for pros.
• Practice areas for beginners that offer easy ascent aids such as magic carpets or child-friendly lifts so that you can make your first turns in a safe environment.
• Snowparks for freestylers: Depending on the ski area, there are different lines with jumps of various sizes as well as rails and boxes that invite you to improve your tricks.
• The extensive network of cross-country trails in the Bernese Oberland is sure to get cross-country skiing fans' hearts racing. From classic-style trails that lead through snow-covered winter forests to routes with alpine panoramas to improve your skating skills.
• Sledging runs for the whole family are waiting to be discovered. With a toboggan from INTERSPORT Rent, you can put your ski boots aside in the afternoon and whizz through the winter landscape of the Bernese Oberland with a big grin on your face.

All the activities mentioned are just a selection of what the respective ski resorts have to offer. The exact attractions, whether night skiing, childcare facilities or sports activities away from the slopes, vary from region to region. But that's what winter sports are all about - after all, there's always something new to discover in the next valley.

In the heart of the Bernese Oberland, Adelboden offers skiers and snowboarders a varied winter experience. With over 210 kilometres of slopes, modern lifts and guaranteed snow, it is the ideal place for winter sports enthusiasts of all levels. The region delights with a mixture of child-friendly descents and sporting challenges.

The legendary Chuenisbärgli slopes, which regularly hosts FIS World Cup races, is particularly well-known. Here you can put your skills to the test on steep descents and technical passages. For freestylers, on the other hand, there are numerous kickers, rails and obstacles in the Gran Masta Park to refine your tricks. Away from the slopes, fantastic winter hikes and traditional mountain huts with regional specialities provide relaxation. Adelboden is the perfect place for anyone who wants to combine nature, challenge and enjoyment.

Gstaad is not only known for its exclusive charm, but also for the Gstaad Mountain Rides ski area. In the region around the village, you will find a variety of slopes that are suitable for beginners and advanced winter sports enthusiasts alike. Families enjoy skiing on the local Wispile mountain, while carving fans can experience spectacular views on the Parwenge-Lengebrand slope. For adrenaline junkies, the Tiger Run on the Wasserngrat offers a real challenge with its steep gradient.

Away from the descents, there is also plenty to discover in Gstaad: Winter hikes, the famous Peak Walk by Tissot suspension bridge and cosy fondue huts offer a welcome change of pace. Wellness fans will also find numerous luxurious spas in the mountain village to relax in after an active day.

The mountain village is part of the Gstaad Mountain Rides ski area and offers its guests access to over 200 kilometres of slopes. In contrast to the more exclusive Gstaad, Saanenmöser is quieter, combining tradition and adventure. The region is ideal for families and beginners - but experienced skiers will also get their money's worth. The gentle Hornfluh slope and the Saanenmöser children's park, where the little ones can gain their first skiing experience, are particularly popular with kids and beginners.

For experienced winter sports enthusiasts, there are more challenging runs such as the Rinderberg run, which offers spectacular panoramic views. Another highlight for freestylers is the Snowpark Gstaad, which is located in Saanenmöser and offers various jumps, boxes and other highlights. In addition, numerous winter hiking trails and cross-country ski trails start right on the doorstep and ensure relaxed exploration tours. Toboggan runs are also waiting to be discovered - ideal for a fun trip with the family.

The glacier village of Grindelwald lies at the foot of the north face of the Eiger and offers 206 kilometres of slopes with a variety of runs - from beginners to professionals. There are wide descents for families and beginners where you can practise your turns in peace. The “30 km/h slope” is particularly relaxing, where you can enjoy the impressive view of the Eiger and Jungfrau. There is also the Männlichen children's paradise, which impresses with easy runs and playful learning opportunities.

Legendary descents such as the Lauberhorn World Cup slope also await you on site. If you want to explore the terrain away from the groomed terrain, you can let off steam in the freeride area and enjoy untouched powder snow.

For freestyle fans, there are exciting obstacles and halfpipes in the Grindelwald-First and Pända Snowpark. The bag jump in the Grindelwald-First snow park in particular allows you to practise new tricks while landing safely on an air cushion.

In addition to skiing, the region also offers numerous winter hiking trails and 50 km of sledging runs - including one of the longest toboggan runs in Europe at 15 km from Faulhorn to Grindelwald.

In the Bernese Oberland, winter sports enthusiasts will find an impressive range of cross-country ski trails to suit all abilities. The regions of Gstaad, Adelboden, Grindelwald and Saanenmöser each offer special trails that cater for both classic and skating styles - with breathtaking mountain scenery and snow-covered forests included. Awaiting you on site:

• On the Gstaad-Gsteig cross-country ski trail, both beginners and advanced skiers glide through a breathtaking moorland landscape, past Lake Lauenen and enjoy the tranquillity of the alpine forests and mountain panoramas - ideal for nature lovers.
• The 8 km long Läger and Gropp trail along the Engstligenalp is located on a sunny high plateau, where you can ski in both classic and skating style. The trail leads through the wide mountain and snowy landscape at the foot of the Engstligen Falls - ideal for pleasure-seekers and families as well as guests who prefer a gentle elevation profile.
• The Grund - Gletscherschlucht trail is a 7.5 km circuit (classic and skating). The route leads along the river and the spectacular glacier gorge, with views of the Eiger and Wetterhorn - suitable for leisure cross-country skiers, landscape fans and holidaymakers of intermediate ability.
• From Saanenmöser to Schönried, a 4.5-kilometre trail runs right next to the Golden Pass railway line and past torrents - particularly suitable for sporty connoisseurs and anyone who values an incredible panorama.
• The Kandersteg Cross-Country Skiing Centre in the Bernese Oberland is considered a true paradise for cross-country skiing enthusiasts and offers a wide selection of trails for beginners and advanced skiers. The routes range from leisurely village circuits to challenging mountain pass trails in a unique natural setting.

Are you still looking for the right equipment to go cross-country skiing on your skiing holiday? No problem! Save yourself the purchase costs and benefit from ski rental in the Bernese Oberland through INTERSPORT Rent. Whether you're a beginner or a pro - our experts will help you find the right cross-country set for your plans.

Tip: Thanks to the flexible rental options, you can also decide spontaneously to react to the weather conditions. But maybe you just want to try something new ...

Are your legs tired from skiing or do you simply want to experience something different as a family for a day? Why not have fun together on a toboggan and discover the sledging runs in the Bernese Oberland. We've picked out a few for you:

• The family-friendly Eggli Run goes over 6.4 km with a gentle incline through snow-covered forests to exclusive Gstaad - ideal for children and pleasure skiers who want to make a few stops along the way for the panorama.
• The region's classic toboggan descent leads from Tschentenalp to Adelboden. Here, five runs totalling 14 km await families, children and sporty tobogganists. Unique: night-time sledging with lighting is regularly organised in the evening.
• The Big Pintenfritz in Grindelwald is one of the longest sledging runs in Europe with up to 15 kilometres of track. It leads past the Faulhorn to Grindelwald and offers magnificent views of the Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau - a dream for sporty sledging fans with stamina.
• The Hornberg Run in Saanenmöser is a leisurely toboggan run with a length of approx. 3.4 km. It takes you through open slopes and forests to the middle station and is the ideal option for relaxed winter excursions. Snow bars along the way invite you to linger.

If the sled needs too much space in the car, don't worry. At INTERSPORT Rent, you can rent fun equipment such as snowshoes and toboggans in addition to the classic winter sports equipment. This allows you to spontaneously explore the runs of the Bernese Oberland if the weather doesn't play ball and you want to spend the whole day on the mountain.