Feeblitz Saas-Fee: the summer toboggan run that makes the whole family laugh

A playful getaway in the heart of Saas-Fee

In Saas-Fee, a car-free village surrounded by peaks, Feeblitz offers a rail sled that winds between forests and rocks. You choose your speed, share a big thrill, and enjoy the invigorating mountain air. A perfect idea for a light outing, with a real taste of vacation.

What your children will love

The chairlift ride to the sledding area sets the mood. Then, off you go: tight turns, little bumps, and big smiles. Children love managing the control, watching the scenery pass by, and trying for a second run to "do better." The sensations are accessible, without loops, providing a true feeling of autonomy.

Who it’s suitable for and how much time to plan

• From 3 years old accompanied by an adult. From around 8 years old, many children can go down alone (depending on height and local rules).
• Plan for 30 to 60 minutes on site, depending on crowds and the number of runs. The descent itself lasts a few minutes.
• It’s a dynamic but controlled activity, more playful than sporty.

Practical: tickets, access, and season

• No need to book for a few runs; tickets can be purchased at the counter. Packs for multiple rides are often available.
• Open from the beautiful season at the beginning of autumn, depending on weather and tourist periods. Operations may stop in case of rain, storms, or strong winds. Check the website on the day itself.
• Saas-Fee is pedestrian: you park at the entrance of the village, then take a shuttle, local bus, or walk to Feeblitz (about 10–15 minutes).

Accessibility, stroller, and safety

• Boarding with a step: limited access for wheelchairs; strollers can go up to the waiting area, to be left aside during the descent.
• Simple briefing, seat belts, brake control: you manage your speed. The team monitors and spaces out the sleds.
• Bring closed shoes, sunglasses, sunscreen, and a light jacket: the air can be cool at altitude. Long hair should be tied back.

Educational little extras

• Confidence and autonomy: managing speed, daring a bit more on the second run.
• Spatial awareness and fine motor skills with the control.
• Curiosity about the mountain: observing the forest, listening to sounds, spotting the peaks.

Parents' tips

• Arrive early in the morning or late in the afternoon to avoid the line.
• Start with a "gentle" descent to get the hang of it, then speed up if everyone is comfortable.
• Bring water and a small snack; excitement makes you thirsty.
• Check the opening on the day itself: changing weather at altitude.
• Combine with an easy walk in the village or a game at the park to balance the day.

Useful information

• Address: Feeblitz, 3906 Saas-Fee (pedestrian village; follow local signage)
• Official website: see the dedicated page on the Saas-Fee site (updated hours and openings)
• Hours: variable depending on the season and weather; more openings in summer and during holidays.
• Ideal weather: dry, without strong winds; closed in case of rain/storm.
• Car access: covered parking at the entrance of Saas-Fee, then shuttle/walk to the site.
• Public transport: postal bus to "Saas-Fee, Busterminal," then 10–15 minutes on foot (or local bus).

Why we recommend it

• Child-friendly sensations, with total speed control.
• Superb alpine setting and a car-free village, comfortable for families.
• Short and flexible format: one descent or several, depending on mood and budget.
• A good mix of fun, self-confidence, and mountain discovery.

In two words

Feeblitz is the activity that pleases everyone: a fun, safe moment that’s easy to organize in Saas-Fee. Looking for more local ideas? Create a Kidora account or subscribe to our newsletter to find the best family outings in French-speaking Switzerland.