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Family, By Design
Built for the whole range of ages at once
Family time in the Alps is about discovering, learning and sharing. From children’s events in Crans-Montana and exploring nature in Courmayeur’s Val Ferret, to family experiences in Davos Klosters and first turns on snow in St. Anton am Arlberg, the mountains offer countless ways to grow, play and learn together. Across nine destinations, every generation can experience Alpine life at its own pace.
Every Age,One Shared Afternoon
Activities that scale with the age of the group
Nine resorts, one standard for every age at once: kids clubs from age three, a lake built for children, a wildlife park for the youngest legs. Family time here is planned, not improvised.
Nine Resorts, Every Generation
Kids clubs, wildlife and lakes built for children
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Family, Answered
Family events are part of Alpine life. Crans-Montana hosts Am Stram Gram, a four-day festival created for children, with shows, workshops and activities. Davos Klosters offers family events such as the Madrisa-Land Fest, combining games, crafts and entertainment in the mountains.
Family-friendly facilities make a real difference. Megève offers kids’ clubs, childcare, snow gardens, playgrounds and the extensive Palais sports and aquatic centre, while Kitzbühel combines family ski areas with facilities such as the Schwarzsee swimming lake and its dedicated children’s areas.
The Alps are a natural classroom. In Chamonix-Mont-Blanc, families can discover Alpine wildlife at Parc de Merlet. In Courmayeur, the Val Ferret offers children an accessible way to explore trails, forests, streams and mountain ecosystems. Cortina d’Ampezzo adds the unique geology and natural heritage of the Dolomites.
Absolutely. Lech Zürs am Arlberg offers family-friendly slopes alongside the wider Ski Arlberg area, allowing different generations and levels to share the same ski day. In St. Anton am Arlberg, dedicated beginner areas and ski schools help younger skiers progress, while the extensive Arlberg terrain gives more experienced family members plenty to explore.