Skiing season is in full swing!

Welcome to winter and to the diverse slopes of Levi! Almost all slopes are now open, so you can enjoy a wide range of terrain and make your turns all around the fell. Please note that part of the slopes is reserved for training; check track bookings here. On windy days, some lifts may be closed. Up-to-date slope information and exceptions on opening hours can be found on this site.

Levi’s ski touring routes are open R.1, R.3, R.4 & R.5.

Due to snow storage operations, some of Levi’s slopes and lifts will be closed gradually during the spring. Slope G.2 (Levi Black) will close on Monday, April 13, when snow storage operations begin in the area. On the same day, snow storage will also begin at the top section of Levi Glacier (slope ICE.2), but the Glacier Express chairlift will remain in operation until May 3. Slopes ICE.1 and ICE.2 will be closed completely once the snow storage piles in the Gondola area have been completed. After this, the North and Express lift side of the Front Slopes will remain open, and slopes N.1, E.1 and the Front Slopes Park will stay open, with the Front Slopes lifts operating normally.

At the South Slopes, construction of the Sunny Express chairlift will begin. Due to the construction work, lift 8 and slopes 8.2 and 8.3 will close on April 19, and the South Point building as well as the remaining lifts and slopes in the South Slopes area will close on May 3 due to the construction site. After Sunday, May 3, the Front Slopes will close, including lifts 4, 5, 7B, the Utsu platter lift, lifts 12, 13 and 14, the South chairlift, and the Leevilandia area. During the final week, only lift 9 and the park areas on slopes 9.1 and 9.2 will remain open in the South Slopes area.

During the final week of the ski season (May 4–10), the following lifts will be in operation: Levi West, Levi Six, anchor lift 7, anchor lift 9 and Gondoli2000. Slopes open during the final week, subject to snow conditions, are W.1, W.2, W.3, 6.1, 6.2, 7.1, 7.3, 9.1, 9.2, G.1 and the transfer route 8–10.