21 miles apart · Wisconsin
Little Switzerland vs Sunburst Winter Sports Park
Two Wisconsin snow parks 21 miles apart, both with snowmaking, and a clear difference in size: 25 lanes against 40.
Bottom line: Pick Sunburst for the bigger hill, and Little Switzerland if you would rather a smaller 25-lane park; both make snow, so neither depends on natural snow alone.
| Feature | Little Switzerland | Sunburst Winter Sports Park |
|---|---|---|
| Location | Slinger, WI | Kewaskum, WI |
| Lanes | 25 | 40 |
| Lift back up | Not published | Not published |
| Night tubing | Not published | Not published |
| Snowmaking | Yes | Yes |
| Reservations | Not published | Not published |
| Minimum age / height | Not published | Not published |
| Starting price | See park site | See park site |
Facts come from each park's official site and are re-checked each season; prices are the lowest published rate.
Choose Little Switzerland if…
- A mid-size hill is enough. Little Switzerland in Slinger lists 25 lanes, still above the median of 6 among parks that publish a count.
- You want an official site to check. Little Switzerland has a website on file; our record for Sunburst does not.
- You want snowmaking behind the season. Little Switzerland lists it.
Choose Sunburst Winter Sports Park if…
- You want the largest hill of the two. Sunburst Winter Sports Park in Kewaskum lists 40 lanes and is tagged as the largest tubing hill.
- Shorter lines matter to you. More lanes usually means less waiting at the top.
- You are near Kewaskum, 21 miles from the other park.
Worth knowing before you go
Neither park’s record lists a lift type, night tubing, reservation policy, age or height minimum, or a starting price. That is missing information, not a sign that the rules do not exist, so check each park’s current page before you go.
Little Switzerland’s homepage, when we checked, focused on season passes, lessons and events and did not carry tubing details. Treat it as a starting point and look for its tubing page or call the park for sessions, rates and minimums.
Both snowmaking parks can open earlier than natural-snow hills, but a warm week can still shorten a run. Browse all Wisconsin parks or the snowmaking list for more options.
Frequently asked questions
Which has more lanes?
Sunburst lists 40 lanes and Little Switzerland lists 25.
Do both make snow?
Yes. Both list snowmaking in our records.
How far apart are they?
About 21 miles, both in Wisconsin, so you can compare them for one trip.
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