Zermatt Ski Resort, Switzerland
Matterhorn Glacier Paradise Cable Car, Zermatt; photograph Michael Portmann
Village at night, Zermatt; photograph Kurt Müller
Mountain Restaurant Blue Lounge, Zermatt, Switzerland; photograph Restaurant Blue Lounge
Papperla Pub in the village of Zermatt; photography Tradition Julen
Piste skiing in Zermatt; photograph Michael Portmann
© Kurt Muller
Town centre at dusk, Zermatt; photograph Leander Wenger
Back Country Skiing in Zermatt, Photography Jeremy Bernard
Zermatt, Switzerland, Gornergrat view
Aprés-Ski at Hennu Stall, Zermatt; Photographer Michael Portmann
Local Cuisine, Zermatt; photograph Pascal Gertschen
Key Features
- Off-piste
- Luxury accommodation
- Traditional village
- Activities for non-skiers
- High resort - snow sure
- Good for après
A vast ski area under the gaze of the iconic Matterhorn is what makes Zermatt so alluring and skiing into Italy is a bonus. The pedestrianised town is packed with a variety of bars, some truly fantastic restaurants and some of the best shopping too.
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Resort Facts
- Resort height: 1,620m
- Highest lift: 3,883m
- No. of lifts: 52
- No. of slopes: 145
- Total piste: 360km
- Transfer times:
Snow Forecast
Next 7 Days 71cm
Piste Conditions
Report last updated at: Wed 18th Oct 2023