Investing in the Next Generation: Lenzerheide Bergbahnen Expands Kinderland Parpan (1)

The Lenzerheide Bergbahnen AG has officially broken ground on the expansion of Kinderland Parpan in the canton of Graubünden, Switzerland, launching a major upgrade to the region's beginner and family infrastructure. Scheduled for completion in time for the upcoming winter season, the project adds a new platter lift (Tellerlift) alongside a dedicated technical snowmaking system (Beschneiungsanlage) to ensure reliable snow cover for entry-level skiers and snowboarders.

Key Project Upgrades & Features

• New Platter Lift (Tellerlift): Expands uphill transit capacity, allowing beginner skiers to transition smoothly from flat learning zones to steeper practice terrain.

• Dedicated Snowmaking Infrastructure: Provides guaranteed early-season snow reliability to maintain consistent operating days.

• Free Entry Retained: The existing conveyor belt (Förderband) and practice lift (Übungslift) remain free of charge, keeping entry barriers low for families and first-timers.

• Institutional Collaboration: Executed through a joint partnership between Lenzerheide Bergbahnen AG, the Municipality of Churwalden, and the Parpan Ski School (Skischule Parpan).

Securing the Future of Alpine Sports

Beyond physical terrain improvements, the investment forms part of a broader strategy by Lenzerheide Bergbahnen AG to safeguard the future of alpine sports in the region. By offering free basic lifts alongside technical snowmaking guarantees, the resort and its local partners ensure that young athletes and visiting families have a dependable training ground. The joint effort with Churwalden and the Parpan Ski School underscores a regional commitment to cultivating the next generation of snow sports enthusiasts.