Themed slopes
Adventure-filled fun
Uncover the secret of Serfaus’ mascot Murmli on the Murmliweg. Discover the Höhlenwelt, home to bears and spooky moss men. Or marvel at the ride through a giant bear’s head. These and many more snowy activities await your children in Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis. Read now about the best snow adventures in the Tyrolean mountains …
Adventures for the whole family
Fun, games and exciting adventures in the snow
In Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis, every run is a special experience. On a variety of themed slopes, children discover imaginative worlds, meet fun characters and tackle playful challenges. Whether it’s mysterious caves, encounters with animals or bear-strong adventures: here, skiing, exercise and fun come together for the whole family.
Familienabfahrt Bärenpiste
A fantastic skiing adventure for the whole family
On the Bärenpiste family run, skiing becomes a real adventure. The run starts at the Alpkopfbahn mountain station and leads down to the Kinderschneealm. Along the way, there are exciting bear-themed features to marvel at and ski through.
Whether it’s the Bear’s Head, the Bear’s Jaws or the Bear’s Belly: winter sports enthusiasts of all ages will experience a variety of challenges and loads of fun. It takes real courage to ski straight through Master Petz’s mouth.
Bertas Indianerland
A journey of discovery through Indian country
At Bertas Indianerland by the Ladis run, young winter sports enthusiasts are immersed in a world of imagination. An Indian tent, a totem pole and a canoe provide exciting adventures and make every run a special experience.
Here, the focus is on fun, exercise and learning through play on skis – Indian honour!
Discover themed slopes
A variety of adventures for young skiing enthusiasts
Friends Trails
Learn to ski through play
The Friends Trails have been specially designed for children and combine learning to ski with lots of fun. Playful elements and modern skiing techniques help young beginners to discover the most important basics of skiing with ease.
Three different trails develop various skills and guide children step by step on their journey towards greater confidence and self-assurance. Once they’ve mastered all the trails, they’ll be well prepared for their next adventures on the main slopes.
Höhlenwelt
Brave little adventurers wanted
In the mysterious Höhlenwelt, an exciting skiing adventure awaits brave children. On skis, they’ll pass Urge the dragon and the giant rock monster Hauke.
Amidst bears, moss men and mysterious caves, the aim is to whizz through this thrilling world with speed and skill. Who’s brave enough?
Skiing that’s great fun
Fun-filled experiences on the themed slopes
Murmliweg
On a journey of discovery with Murmli
The interactive Murmliweg trail near the Kinderschneealm in Serfaus invites young skiers on an exciting journey through the woods by the Gampen family lift. At seven lovingly designed stations, there is plenty to hear, discover and experience.
From mysterious sounds at the entrance, through the storytelling fountain, to the talking root man, a variety of adventures await. At the photo board, children can create lovely memories with Murmli, whilst the sleeping bear and the hooting owl provide some surprises.
Finally, the trail leads to Murmli’s cave. There, the children discover where the much-loved mascot Murmli lives.
Berta's Familycross
Let’s set off on a ski cross adventure together
Adventures in the Snow
Imaginative slopes for the whole family
Tierpark
Encounters with animals on the slopes
The Tierpark themed run, located in the lower section of the central run in Serfaus, delights young skiers with animal-themed surprises. Along the route, they encounter red deer, roe deer and golden eagles, and experience the slope in a particularly playful way.
Kids Funslope
Fun and action for little ski stars
The Kids Funslope in Serfaus turns every run into a special experience. Playful features such as ‘high five’ figures, boxes, small obstacles and other surprises ensure variety and plenty of fun on the slopes.
The run is ideal for children and beginner skiers who want to try out their first tricks and movements in a playful way. This helps to promote technique, safety and the joy of skiing all at the same time.
