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October 07, 2017
Swiss Simon from
Switzerland
Swiss Simon from

Just popped down to Flumserberg to buy my fifth annual season pass. Living in Zurich and so is the best closest resort for day trips. Always seems to get lucky with the snow compared to other resorts. Maybe because it is a mid height resort so catches precipitation from the low and high clouds. Higher resorts tend to miss the low cloud snow.
Good runs for all abilities. Busiest on Sundays.
January 04, 2017
Snowboard Every Day from
Switzerland
Snowboard Every Day from

This is a good resort to visit as a day visitor from Zurich or elsewhere . The lifts are good and the slopes are great for intermediates. I wouldn't recommend staying in Flumserberg as it is not your normal atmospheric Swiss village but it is highly recommended for a day visit. This is very much a resort used by locals but you will have no problems getting around as a foreigner. Flumserberg also tends to have better snow than the surrounding resorts so I end up going there often over weekends.
In the afternoons the schools bring the kids up for ski lessons so it can become pretty crowded on the lower slopes; so go early if you don't like ski snakes. As one of the earlier reviewers said, the Swiss like to eat at 1200 sharp so if you go to any of the restaurants at 1400 you have no problem getting seating and service.
February 22, 2014
Nigel from
United Kingdom
Nigel from

Excellent resort; only an hour from Zurich. Access is excellent from the motorway. Park by the lake and get the gondola up to the resort. It saves on time and is a lot less stressful. The resort is perfect for confident intermediates, with plenty of reds. Take lunch at 1.00 or later and you won't have problems getting a table as the locals all eat earlier.
June 03, 2013
Mark from
United Kingdom
Mark from

March 15, 2012
christian from
United Kingdom
christian from

Did a day trip here 16th Dec11 from Zurich, easy to get to and we had good powder so was a good day. Ideal depending on your needs and time constraints, but I am told it is busy on the weekends and best visited on a week day, but plenty of runs for a good couple of days at least from what I saw. Would visit again.
March 08, 2009
Antonis from
United Kingdom
Antonis from

Flumserberg is surprisingly good. I was taken by surprise when I visited this resort. I was on a connection flight from the UK to Greece with a stop-over at Zurich airport. My first flight arrived in Zurich in the morning (about 9.30am) and the connecting flight was leaving at around 8pm. Being a ski-maniac I looked at my options before I left home. On the internet Flumserberg didn’t look too exciting but it was the closest resort to Zurich and it had good snow-cover, so that was enough for me.
To cut the story short, the plane landed at 9.30. I took my hand-luggage with my ski-pants, gloves and goggles in it and off to the train. At 10am I was on the train and on my way to the resort. After 1h 15min I came off the train, crossed the road and on to the gondola. It is literally a 2 min walk. At 11.30am I was at the resort. That is UK to a ski resort in less than 5hrs Oh, yes.
Unfortunately, I spent only 5hrs in the resort and all of them where on the slopes so I can’t comment on the village and the food or lifestyle. But what I can comment on is skiing and I have to say it is brilliant. The slopes are not endless and extremely steep as in other mainstream resorts but they are good enough for anyone who wants to enjoy a few days skiing. Beginners are well catered for as there are numerous blue runs long enough to let them practice but not too long to exhaust them. Most pistes are wide and well groomed. Intermediates will also enjoy skiing the red runs of the resort. Unfortunately, I didn’t have enough time to venture off-piste but I was assured that there is some fun off the beaten track for the enthusiasts.
I am certainly going back, probably for a bit more than half a day and will provide you with some more info. But after my brief visit to the resort I can conclude that it is by far the place to go for a skiing weekend. And it is not a compromise. It is actually good fun. By the way, it is dead cheap (not renting though, that is a bit expensive so you’d better bring your own gear). Try it the next time you want to go to a budget resort; it is miles ahead of some eastern European ones. And yes, I did make it to the second flight, it really is 1h15m away from the airport.
November 27, 2007
Ian from
United Kingdom
Ian from

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.
In general a good weekend resorts with good snow and some runs to cater for all levels.
January 15, 2007
Tango from
United Kingdom
Tango from

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.
January 03, 2006
klaus from
Switzerland
klaus from

November 28, 2005
Kenneth MacKenzie from
Switzerland
Kenneth MacKenzie from

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.