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Great base for exploring mountains, either within this resort or using neighbouring lifts. Tannenboden area also benefits from a lift down to the lake, which is great for a soak after a long day hiking! Tannenheim is more suited for extensive downhill mountain biking. Skiing the area would be great if you can handle black and red runs.

I stayed just one night here, a tag-on from a weekend with a friend. The actual skiing was really good, with some lovely runs. Not a massive ski area, but more than enough for 2-3 days. Only down side is that I didn't see many apres bars, but I wasn't really there long enough to explore. Really easy resort to get to from Zurich Airport - the trains are good and you can easily get the gondola up from Unterterzen train station, making this a good option for a weekend break.

Overall, our stay at this wooden cottage in Flumserberg was a winter dream come true. The combination of a charming home, welcoming hosts, and the enchanting surroundings made our Christmas holiday truly special. If you're looking for a cozy retreat in the Swiss Alps, this is the place to be. We can't wait to return for another dose of mountain magic! One of the most memorable highlights of our stay was the magical Christmas dinner we shared with our hosts, where traditions from both our home country and Switzerland blended seamlessly. The dining table, adorned with festive decorations, became a symbol of unity as we exchanged stories and laughter over a delectable spread that featured a delightful mix of local Swiss specialties and our favorite holiday dishes.

Flumserberg is an excellent small ski resort which is very well suited for families and small children. Despite the lack of snow in the Alps generally, nearly half of the pistes in Flumserberg are open and the quality of the snow (lots of snow cannons) is surprisingly good.

The region has quite a lot of interesting attractions to offer, as well for the summer as for the winter, altough however it seems like it's more targetted to winter time. Yet there are interesting options for enthusiasts of biking, hiking, trekking and probably also climbing. In Tannenboden one can find a gondola-lift taking at the level of some 2000 meters, where few hiking tracks are available. There is also a chair-lift with which one can go to the lower level and find a chance to go down with sledge-runway, adapted for children (under this link more details on that https://www.flumserberg.ch/en/information/Open-facilities/Summer ) There is quite a lot of hotels around so anyone can find something suitable for the stay. However if you'd like to find youself in the middle of the mountains, with a beautiful lake near, and no civilization at least within 1000 meters around, you should look for Berghotel Seebenalp. Deifnitely a must-visit place for mountain lovers.

It's a great ski area for 1 or a couple days, for longer stays it may be a bit boring; it's the easiest one to reach from Zurich (of a good size), also with public transport. Great - and growing number of - summer activities too. The view to the Walensee and the Churfisten is priceless.