The Tschuggen Piste at Lenk is a wonderfully diverse downhill run. This longest run in the Betelberg ski area challenges even athletic skiers with its interesting succession of forested sections and panoramic straight runs.

The landscape at Lenk is full of contrasts: The Wildstrubel towers above the end of the broad valley floor like a glaciated wall. There are two ski areas, one to the left and one to the right. The one to the west, the Betelberg, is suitable for families as well as for more seasoned skiers. The Tschuggen Piste, which runs from the Leiterli top station to Wallegg, is of particular interest. It runs alternately through forest, along straight sections, and through narrow chicanes.
Starting point: Leiterli (2000 m a.s.l.)

Accessibility of starting point: mountain train, chairlift, skilift

Destination: Wallegg (1100 m a.s.l.)

Length: 7km

Altitude difference: 900 Meter

Level of difficulty: medium (normal slope)

Food and beverages: at the start and at the end