Set at the foot of the San Gottardo massif in the heart of the Ticino Alps, Airolo-Pesciüm is the ideal destination for mountain lovers and anyone seeking outdoor adventure in Ticino.
On the doorstep of southern Switzerland, Airolo-Pesciüm is easy to reach by car or public transport. In just five minutes, our funicular takes you from Airolo up to Pesciüm (1,745 m above sea level), where a true panoramic terrace awaits, offering stunning views of the village of Airolo and the surrounding valleys.
In winter, you can access directly the ski slopes from Pesciüm. Here, you can also find the Raiffeisen Freestyle Arena, Ticino’s freestyle hub, where national and international athletes train and compete in the disciplines of Aerials and Moguls. In summer, Pesciüm is the starting point for numerous scenic hikes, relaxing moments immersed in nature, and adrenaline-filled days of fun at the Airolo Bike Park.
For those wanting to go even higher, a second cable car from Pesciüm takes you to Sasso della Boggia, at 2,065 m above sea level. Here, you’ll be treated to breathtaking views of the San Gottardo, Val Bedretto, and Valle Leventina. You’ll also find a panoramic swing and comfortable sun loungers, perfect for soaking in the scenery and enjoying a well-earned rest.
The Airolo-Pesciüm ski area offers over 30 kilometres of ski and snowboard slopes, situated between 1,175 and 2,250 metres above sea level. There are slopes for all abilities: from the most challenging, ideal for those seeking a real test, to gentler slopes perfect for taking your first steps on the snow. In the afternoon, when the pistes have been groomed but your appetite for thrills hasn't yet been satisfied, our Pesciüm Snowpark awaits.
For snowshoeing enthusiasts, there are over 27 kilometres of trails for snowshoe walks, ideal for those seeking a more leisurely pace and wishing to immerse themselves in the magic of a mountain winter.
At our Avalanche Training Centre, you can train and learn to manage emergency situations such as avalanches, while gaining essential skills for your safety in the mountains.
On our slopes you'll also find the Raiffeisen Freestyle Arena, the beating heart of freestyle in Ticino and a dedicated space for athletes in the Aerials and Moguls disciplines. This is where today's champions train and tomorrow's talent is nurtured. Airolo has written important chapters in the history of freestyle, with numerous prominent athletes, such as Debby Scanzio and Marco Tadé, who took their first jumps right here.