Flumserberg, Switzerland
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Visitor reviews for Flumserberg
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November 27, 2007
Ian from UNITED KINGDOM
This resort is mainly used by the Swiss and as such is more of a locals resort. It can actually be reached by train from Zurich if you get there earlier enough and take the Gondola up or the post bus.
Not the biggest of resorts but excellent for a weekend trip. Stayed in the Gauenpark hotel which is comfortable. Eating out in this resort is surprisingly cheap with a number of restaurants in the two areas (you can either walk between the two or get the postbus).
Also if you hire a car, Klosters is not that far a way for a trip out.
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January 15, 2007
Tango from UNITED KINGDOM
Flumserberg consists of 2 smallish separate but well-linked resorts. It has good chairlifts and bubbles and a great new 8 man chair. We were there mid-week- it was very windy and new snow was blown off the pistes which were unfortunately not groomed until the weekend ready for the Zurich crowds. At the weekend, with great weather and groomed pistes, it was fantastic. The ski school was good as was the food and general facilities and hotels. Would go again! Very near Zurich. Ski rental from Intersport was relatively expensive eg compared to Davos where we had just been.
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January 03, 2006
klaus from SWITZERLAND
Flumsberg is a wonderful resort, with an excellent snowpark. 9 rails are ready to shred.
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November 28, 2005
Kenneth MacKenzie from SWITZERLAND
Flumserberg is one of the closest resorts to Zurich and as a result can occasionally be quite busy especially car parking. However the facilities cope well and long lift queues are not really a problem. Overall the resort provides a wide range of standards but with more appeal to intermediates and beginners, there are however one or really good off-piste trails. It also pays to use the runs to the side of the main piste.
On the whole Flumserberg is a super resort and it is complemented by a local ski school which is well staffed with experienced English speaking instructors.














