The company

Brief profile

Operating revenue	CHF 7.5 million (2020/21)
Number of employees	around 100 in the winter/ around 70 in the summer
Mountain area	470 hectares
Highest point	2'844 m above sea level (Pizol peak, not accessible by cable car) 2,250 m above sea level (mountain station connecting lift Laufböden – Pizolhütte)
Lowest point	509 m above sea level (valley station Wangs)
Difference in altitude in the area	2,335 m (Pizol summit - valley station Wangs) 1,718 m (Pizolhütte – valley station Wangs)
Lifts	12 lifts (2 gondola lifts, 4 chair lifts, 5 surface lifts, 1 children's area with 3 conveyor belts)
Transport capacity	17'912 people per hour
Total length of the railways	15,8 km
Slopes and kilometres of slopes	32 slopes measuring a total of 50 km
Artificial snow	25% of the ski slopes
Freestyle	Riderpark Pizol for all riderlevels
Tobogganing	6 km toboggan run Furt – Maienberg (– Wangs)
Number of guests	6'800 visitors on peak days
First entries for the winter First entries for the summer First entries in total	190'000 Guests (2020/21) 100'000 Guests (2021) 290'000 Guests (2020/21)

With our tourist facilities on the Pizol, we want to provide a wide range of experiences in an Alpine environment both in the summer and winter.

We delight our guests with nature-oriented and authentic offers.
Our employees are a key factor and a particular priority for us.
As a diversified company, we incorporate the interests of our partners on the mountain and the public sector into our objectives. In order to achieve the balance between purely business considerations on the one hand and private as well as public interests on the other hand, we must and want to opt for cost-optimised operating models.
We are a reliable and fair partner who thinks for the long term.
The wonderful natural landscape and the unique cultural landscape on the Pizol are the essential foundations for our offers and products and the long-term success of our company. We are committed to handling this “capital” with great care.