Resort Altitude 1620m
Skiing Altitude 3820m
Total Ski Area 313km
No of Lifts 71
Blue Runs 19
Red Runs 33
Black Runs 15
Off Piste 4
Cross Country 15-18km
Snow Quality 5/5
Extent 4/5
Advanced 5/5
Intermediate 5/5
Beginners 3/5
Snowboarders 5/5
Convenience 1/5
Restaurants 5/5
Scenery 5/5
Resort Charm 5/5
Not Skiing 5/5
Nightlife 5/5
Transfer Time 1h30m
Zermatt, nestled at the foot of the iconic Matterhorn in Switzerland’s Valais region, is one of the world’s most famous ski resorts. As a car-free village, it combines a traditional alpine atmosphere with modern luxury and access to the vast Matterhorn Glacier Ski Paradise, offering over 360 kilometres of pistes and year-round glacier skiing.
The resort caters to all levels: beginners can practice on gentle nursery slopes, intermediates enjoy extensive cruising terrain, and advanced skiers and snowboarders can tackle challenging descents, high-altitude runs, and off-piste opportunities. Snowboarders also benefit from terrain parks and freeride zones, while the Matterhorn backdrop ensures a breathtaking alpine experience.
Accommodation in Zermatt ranges from luxurious five-star hotels and upscale chalets with spa facilities and fine dining, to mid-range hotels and traditional Swiss lodges. Self-catering apartments are popular with families and groups, while smaller guesthouses and B&Bs offer budget-friendly options. Most properties are conveniently located near lifts or served by shuttle services.
Relaxed family-run hotel a 10 minute walk from Zermatt’s main lifts. The 23 renovated rooms combine Swiss touches...
This small alpine hotel sits in central Zermatt, about a 10 minute walk from the Klein Matterhorn lifts....