If you're a beginner, you won't feel left out in Engelberg. Head to the Brunni area, known for its gentler slopes and lower altitudes, perfect for finding your ski legs. There's also a popular children's snow play area to make the little ones feel at home. However, the resort lacks a fully-interwoven network of trails, which might require hopping on different ski lifts.

Engelberg has the intermediate skier covered, with the majority of its 82km of runs designed just for you. You can enjoy long, sweeping pistes like the 12km trail from the Titlis glacier back down to the resort. Although the ski areas function more as separate clusters rather than an interconnected network, rapid modern lifts like the Rotair get you where you need to go.

Experts, your paradise is here. Engelberg's off-piste reputation is well-earned, offering a plethora of challenges from high alpine couloirs to cliff drops. Among the gems are the 'Big 5' off-piste runs, accessible from the lifts, no boot packing required. Just be sure to check avalanche forecasts and maybe hire a guide to maximize your adventure.

Snowboarders have something to cheer about too, especially on the Jochpass, which features a terrain park when conditions allow. In spring and autumn, the Titlis Glacier converts into a fun park for some 'summer skiing.' However, like skiers, boarders will find the ski areas operate more as separate clusters.

The off-piste action is real here, thanks to the 2,000m vertical drop and a variety of terrain like tree runs and high alpine cliffs. Highlights include the Galtiberg and Laub runs, some of the longest freeride runs in the Alps. Safety is crucial; so equip yourself properly and consider hiring a guide for the best experience.

Engelberg is a family-friendly resort, with traffic not being a concern thanks to its valley-end location. From toboggan runs to revolving cable cars, kids have plenty to enjoy. Daycare starts at age two, and ski kindergartens are available for the slightly older tots, making it a convenient choice for families.

If you're hunting for a bustling après-ski scene, Engelberg might not top the list, but it does offer a cozy, laid-back vibe for post-ski relaxation. The Old Monk Bar in the Hotel Central is a go-to spot for crafted cocktails. Over at Core Irish bar, they've got live music and Guinness on tap without overdoing the Irish clichés. While you won't find cutting-edge clubs, Gletscherspalte disco keeps the party going for those who want to dance the night away.

Engelberg is a family-friendly resort, with traffic not being a concern thanks to its valley-end location. From toboggan runs to revolving cable cars, kids have plenty to enjoy. Daycare starts at age two, and ski kindergartens are available for the slightly older tots, making it a convenient choice for families.