Little Switz Ski School
Compiled from public sources · October 2026
Kids ages 3 to 12 learn to ski and snowboard at the Little Switz Ski School in four-week weekend academies, one-hour ski clinics and private lessons. The school is part of Little Switzerland, a ski area in the Village of Slinger, Wisconsin, 30 miles northwest of downtown Milwaukee. Kids Clinics take young beginners through a Terrain Based Learning area, where shaped snow features help control speed across five stations.
Classes
| Class | Dates | Ages | Price | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Snowboard Academy (6-12): First Session SaturdaysSatRegister → | Jan 2 – Jan 23, 2027 | 6–12 | $519 | Active |
| Ski Academy (4-6): First Session SaturdaysSatRegister → | Jan 2 – Jan 23, 2027 | 4–6 | $399 | Active |
| Ski Academy (6-12): First Session SaturdaysSatRegister → | Jan 2 – Jan 23, 2027 | 6–12 | $519 | Active |
The practical details
- Hours
- Seasonal: open in winter. Confirm opening dates and hours on Little Switzerland’s website.
- Ages
- Ages 3+
- Environment
- Outdoor
- Operator
- Little Switzerland · Private
This listing was compiled from public sources. Confirm dates, prices and details on Little Switzerland’s own website before registering.
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★★★★★Elias MatiashI went on a 50+° day and it was still pretty good snowboarding. It was pretty busy, but if you're experienced enough to use the tow rope etc. you can get a lot of good runs in. Good experience over all.
★★★★Jered McGivernThis is a nice hill with a cozy lodge to hang out in and sip a drink or grab a bite to eat. It's also great for watching people on the slopes, with a really fun large jump you can see people do some really cool stuff (or eat snow). The last time I had food here I did like it. It's a bit more expensive but I understand it because of the convenience. The hill has a few nice runs and a lot of rails and boxes in various locations to work on jumps and grabs. There are plenty of options for beginners and some challenges for those who are more adventurous. I like the bunny slope with two really nice magic carpets that make getting little kids up the slope much easier. This is one of the larger hills in the area without needing to drive another 3+ hrs from the greater Milwaukee area. Staff are friendly and overall a nice vibe.
★★★★★Jon ToutPerfect WI slopes. Great for learning, getting comfortable trying new gear, and enjoying the winter season outside. Beat the crowd - get out early. First run of the day is the best.
★★midwest skihillsUsed to larger hills but had high hopes for Little Switzerland and was left a little disappointed. Lift lines 20/30 mins with 60 second runs, not worth the wait times, and dangerous downhill traffic. Front desk employees were rushing and rude. Rented a snowboard for my son and was impressed by the knowledge and friendliness of the staff in this area. Cafe food over priced for being in a warmer light all night. Wouldn’t go out of the way to visit again.
★★★★★Bonnie LeggoNever skied or boarded here before and got season passes with my daughter for the year. Went out on Saturday late day and it was great. Scanning technology is super fast/efficient, even if the lines are longish with so many people wanting to be out on the slopes. Looking forward to making this a weekly event and even utilize the tow rope - will be helpful in Colorado come spring @ Arapahoe where they have a tow rope moving up to Montezuma Bowl. Great training and place to spend some time close to MKE.