10. Januar 2024
The east run is open!
The time has come - the East Run is open from 10 January 2024! 5.2 kilometres of variety and views await you on one of the most beautiful descents. The descent starts right at the summit of Chäserrugg and leads to the eastern side of the summit by the ski lift. After the sporty start, there are passages past impressive rock faces and over a wide alp with views of the Alpstein.
The descent finally ends at Espel, where two buildings by world-class architects Herzog & de Meuron are located: the valley station of the Stöfeli cable car and the Espel Pavillon. The latter will also be open again from 10 January 2024 and will serve delicious soups, sandwiches and crème slices on the edge of the piste.
The East Run
| Start | Chäserrugg summit |
| Destination | Espel |
| Length | 5.2 km |
| Elevation | 1'000 m |
| Slope number | 10Chäserrugg East Run |
| Amenities | Espel Pavillon |
| Highlight | Hinderrisi view |
Suitable tickets for the East Run
To get to the starting point of the East Run in comfort with the cable cars, you can use various tickets. For day and multi-day tickets as well as 4-hour tickets, it is worth booking your ticket online in advance, as these are part of the flexible price system. The earlier you book, the greater your price advantage!
Daypass
The day and multi-day tickets are valid in the entire Chäserrugg area. The multi-day ticket is a ticket for several days in direct succession.
4-Hour-Card
The 4-hour-card is valid for four hours in the entire area from the first entry. In addition, it is also valid for one descent with the funicular railway or the combined railway after the four hours have elapsed.
Seasonpass 23/24
The winter cards offer maximum spontaneity at the same price. The card can be used for skiing, sledging, winter hiking and cross-country skiing and is available for individuals and families.
