Wengan is a very small, friendly ski resort that is hugely popular with the British tourists. It is an ideal resort for families and groups, and mainly intermediate or beginner levels.
The experts have one holy terror of a black run, the Lauberhorn Downhill, which is known to be on of the toughest on the World Cup circuit. However, after that the rest of the runs are long and mostly gentle.
The beginner’s slopes are adequate, and cross county skiing is non existent.
There is plenty of eating on the slopes, and for sleeping there are also lots of hotels. The hotel restaurants are mainly the dining options. The nightlife scene isn’t big but it can be found and there is fun to be had in the evenings.
