Welcome to Track #10 – Swiss Alps Raceway at Marble Magic, a breathtaking winter escape where fairy tales meet frost. Inspired by Danish folklore and the serene beauty of the Swiss Alps, this track invites racers into a magical alpine world blanketed in snow, shimmering ice, and timeless charm.
Every corner of the track is wrapped in atmosphere—frosted pine trees glisten under soft light, alpine cottages peek through swirling snow, and distant peaks glow with the hush of winter twilight. It’s a place where every race feels like a story unfolding, filled with wonder, elegance, and just enough danger to keep you on edge.
What makes Swiss Alps Raceway so special isn’t just the challenge—it’s the mood. The way the cold light dances across the track. The way the landscape feels alive with icy magic. This is more than a competition—it’s an experience carved from snow and imagination, where the beauty of winter becomes the thrill of the race.
Swiss Alps Track Layout Overview
| Track Name | Swiss Alps |
| Theme | Danish fairy tales & Swiss Alps winter landscape |
| Length | 1,837 Centimeters (723 inches) |
| Turns | 15 twists and turns |
| Lap | 2 Laps |
| Difficulty Level | Hard |
| Est. Completion Time | 65-95 seconds |
| Obstacle | The Whirling Tempest of Winter’s Heart – The Rising Frostbeasts – The Glacier Blockers – The Frostible Blades – Dancing Pylon Field – Rising Frostwall Field – The Snowmen’s Frosty Ring – Frostguard Statues – Frozen Vessel Blockade |
| Marble Material | Ceramics |
| Layout | Starting Point – First Stretch & The Whirling Tempest of Winter’s Heart – The Second Stretch – The Third Stretch & Frostfence Field – The Fourth Stretch & The Snowmen’s Frosty Ring – The Final Stretch – Finish Lap 1 & Lift – Second Lap – Finish Line |
| Number of Marbles | 8 Marbles |
| Size of marble | 16mm |
| Start Mechanism | Automatic Mechanical Vertical Gate |
Swiss Alps Raceway is a 1,837 cm (723 inches) long winter-themed track with 15 twists and turns across 2 laps, it’s a hard-difficulty course designed for seasoned racers. The track features ceramic marbles (16mm), launched via an automatic vertical gate, and takes 65–95 seconds to complete.
Racers will face iconic icy challenges, including The Whirling Tempest of Winter’s Heart, The Rising Frostwall, Glacier Blockers, Frostible Blades, Dancing Pylon Field, Frostfence Field, Snowmen’s Frosty Ring, Frostguard Statues, and the Frozen Vessel Blockade. The layout includes a mix of icy stretches, precision zones, and unpredictable frost-themed hazards—all wrapped in a magical alpine setting.
Swiss Alps Track Layout Description
Starting point
At the edge of a frozen cliff, beneath the shimmering glow of an icy crystal castle, 8 ceramic marbles line up vertically behind a transparent gate. Snowmobiles rest nearby, nestled among vibrant alpine foliage dusted in snow. The cold air is still—until the counter counts to zero and the gate snaps open. In a heartbeat, the marbles launch forward, carving their first tracks into the glassy ice beneath them, racing into the heart of this wintry wonderland.
First Stretch & The Whirling Tempest of Winter’s Heart
As soon as the gate drops, the marbles charge into a downhill ramp lined with playful but slippery obstacles—ice cream cones, toy cubes, and scattered snow tires. It’s fast, chaotic, and a little unpredictable. They build speed quickly as the icy trail bends sharply left, then sweeps them into a clearing guarded by the Whirling Tempest of Winter’s Heart.
At the center stands a frost-clad statue spinning gracefully, surrounded by four swirling minions. It’s a dazzling but dangerous spectacle—only the surest marbles make it through without getting bounced or blocked.
The Second Stretch
Things escalate quickly in this unforgiving stretch. Marbles charge straight into a battlefield of obstacles, beginning with the Rising Frostbeasts—eight icy creatures popping in and out of the ground, ready to send any racer flying. Barely a breath later, they slide into the Glacier Blockers, a frozen formation that forces precision and nerve.
But there’s no time to chill—Frostible Blades swing in next, slicing across the path in perfect rhythm, testing the marbles’ timing to the limit. Just when it seems over, the final trial appears: the Dancing Pylon Field, a chaotic forest of spinning rods where only the nimblest survive.
The Third Stretch & Frostfence Field
After escaping the chaos of the previous gauntlet, marbles glide through a brief snowy bend, just enough time to catch their breath before plunging into one of the most disruptive zones yet. The Frostfence Field rises ahead, and it’s pure madness. Giant frozen gates shoot up in rhythmic chaos, forcing racers to zigzag, stall, or risk a brutal hit.
There’s no straight path—just survival. Even if they make it through, a second, smaller frostfence trap waits to trip up the weary. One mistimed dash, and momentum vanishes into the frost.
The Fourth Stretch & The Snowmen’s Frosty Ring
After enduring the brutal obstacle gauntlet, marbles glide into the Third Stretch—a welcome breath of frosty air. The track opens up into a sweeping bend carved between icy cliffs, dotted with just enough blockers to keep racers sharp. It’s a chance to recover, gain momentum, and maybe—just maybe—overtake a rival too quick to let their guard down.
But that calm doesn’t last long. Up ahead spins the infamous Snowmen’s Frosty Ring, where three cheerful-yet-lethal snowmen rotate in unison, guarding the circular exit with icy resolve. One mistimed approach, and a marble might bounce, spin, or get delayed at the worst possible second.
The Final Stretch
This is it—the icy finale. Whether it’s the end of Lap 1 or the nail-biting sprint toward the ultimate finish, this stretch is where legends are made… or leads are lost. Marbles drift into a long, frozen bend surrounded by colorful alpine cottages and snow-dusted pines. It looks calm, but don’t be fooled. Scattered static blockers and frosty figurines lurk around the turn, ready to deflect any marble that gets too confident.
Momentum is everything here. Just a single bump or awkward line can flip the leaderboard in seconds. Will the leader glide across with ease? Or will a stealthy contender use this opening to surge ahead? In the world of marble racing, nothing is over until that final click of the chute—and The Final Stretch makes sure of that.
Finish Lap 1 & Lift
As the marbles round the final curve, they dash across the icy finish line, marking the end of Lap 1. But there’s no time to celebrate. A mechanical lift waits at the edge of the cliff, ready to scoop them up one by one and carry them back to the towering starting castle above. It’s a smooth, spiraling ascent through snowy cliffs and alpine rooftops. The leaders still hold the advantage, riding the lift first and resetting at the gate with clear track ahead.
Second Lap
The lift drops the marbles right back at the shimmering gate—same castle, same slope, but a whole new energy. The glowing “GO” sign pulses in frosty neon as the leaders charge ahead into familiar terrain that suddenly feels twice as tense. The pursuers are faster, bolder, and now they know the track. Every marble launches with something to prove—either to hold their lead or rewrite their fate. Lap 2 begins not with a reset, but with a vengeance.
Finish Line
And just like that, it all comes down to this. After two snow-drenched laps, icy spins, and heart-stopping near-misses, the marbles tear around the final bend. The towering blue castle looms in the distance, but the real focus is the narrow chute ahead: the finish line.
Snow-dusted spectators hold their breath. The timer ticks mercilessly. One marble surges ahead, hugging the final curve like its life depends on it. Another draft close behind, hoping for a last-second miracle. There’s no more room for error. No more chances.
As the marbles hit the final stretch, it’s a full-speed sprint—momentum, timing, and pure nerve. One last second of glory. One final flash of color. And just like that… It’s over.