La Videmanette Ski Map Download 👇
La Videmanette Piste Map and Overview
La Videmanette is one of the most thrilling ski sectors in the Gstaad region, best known for its dramatic vertical drop and long, uninterrupted descents. Advanced skiers especially love this mountain because it offers some of the steepest and most exciting terrain in the area, including a legendary top-to-bottom run that stretches for miles. The scenery is equally impressive, with sweeping alpine views and a high-altitude summit that gives you a true big-mountain feel. The cable car lift provides quick access to the top, so you can maximize time on challenging slopes rather than waiting in line.
While it’s famous for its steeper runs, La Videmanette still has enjoyable terrain for strong intermediates, particularly higher up where slopes are wider and less intense. Because it’s slightly less crowded than central Gstaad sectors, it’s perfect for confident skiers and snowboarders who want space to carve fast turns. Combined with neighboring terrain in the same ski domain, it delivers both adventure and variety, making it a standout destination for those seeking more demanding slopes.
Ski Season Length and Dates
Typically mid-December to early-April, snow conditions permitting.
Total ski area: 10 km / 6 miles
Base elevation: 1,000 m / 3,281 ft
Peak elevation: 2,151 m / 7,057 ft
Difficulty:
🟦 61% Easy
🟥 30% Intermediate
⬛ 9% Advanced
What’s included in the Ski Pass?
Included with the ski pass:
- Access to all La Videmanette lifts and runs
- Included in full Gstaad regional ski passes
- Linked skiing access toward Rinderberg with full-area passes
- Options for single-area tickets if you only want this sector
- Multi-day passes include La Videmanette along with other major Gstaad resorts
- Cheaper passes are available for individual sectors, so you don’t have to buy the whole-area pass
Note: There are 7 ski resorts / mountains that make up the Gstaad ski region, they are:
- Wispile – A sunny, scenic area known for gentle slopes and family-friendly terrain.
- Wasserngrat – A quieter sector with beautiful views and intermediate runs.
- Rinderberg – Linked to Zweisimmen; offers long runs and varied terrain.
- Horneggli – A great all-round area popular with intermediates.
- Eggli – Known for wide pistes and good snow conditions.
- La Videmanette – The most challenging terrain in the region, with steep descents.
- Glacier 3000 – High-altitude glacier skiing with the most reliable snow and longest season.