Glacier 3000 Ski Resort
Glacier 3000 is a breathtaking ski resort nestled in the majestic Alps, located within the Berner Oberland. Covering a total surface of 31 pistes, it boasts 12 lifts that transport skiers and snowboarders up to an elevation ranging from 1350 mts to 2960 mts, providing a thrilling vertical drop of 1610 mts. A notable lift is the Pétaouchnok, renowned for its panoramic views of the surrounding pristine landscapes.
This iconic resort is a stone's throw away from the charming village of Gstaad and lies in proximity to the natural wonder, the Swiss Alps Jungfrau-Aletsch UNESCO World Heritage site. It gained spotlight during the Extreme Freeride Championship in 2019, showcasing the daring spirit of its slopes. Glacier 3000 is famed for its comprehensive snow sports activities, making it a year-round destination for adventure seekers and nature enthusiasts alike.
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November 7, 2024
April 30, 2025
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Frequently Asked Questions(FAQ)
How many Pistes does Glacier 3000 have?
Glacier 3000 has a total of 31 pistes that allows skiers and snowboarders to enjoy its journey over its snow.
How many lifts does Glacier 3000 have?
Glacier 3000 has a total of 12 lifts. This allow skiers and snowboarders enjoy their day in its 31 pistes.
How high is Glacier 3000 from base?
Glacier 3000 altitude at base is 1350 mts, having is top altitude level at 2960 mts
What is the vertical drop at Glacier 3000?
Glacier 3000 has a total vertical drop of 1610 mts, this is the result of a ski resort top altitude of 2960 mts minus the base altitude that is at 1350 mts in this ski resort.