Peaking at an altitude of almost 4000 metres above sea level, the Matterhorn Ski Paradise is the highest ski area in the Alps. This is where Swiss hospitality and quality combine with Italian lifestyle. Breathtaking pistes, stunning views, amazing restaurants and a wide range of activities are there for the enjoyment of young and old alike.

2023年12月10日 · The distinctive allure of the Zermatt ski area lies in its transnational charm, offering skiers the opportunity to cross borders from Switzerland to Italy. The high-altitude skiing terrain seamlessly connects with the Italian resort of Breuil-Cervinia, presenting an extraordinary cross-border skiing experience.

2020年8月20日 · Matterhorn Diamonds in Zermatt give their opinion on the best ski runs in Zermatt. The best ski slopes in Zermatt including blues, reds and itinerary pistes

2025年1月8日 · In this post, I’ll share everything you need to know for the perfect Zermatt ski trip. From maps and lift info to accommodation tips and insider advice, this guide is designed to help make your visit as smooth and enjoyable as possible.

2020年2月5日 · Skiing in Zermatt means fun on over 360 km of groomed pistes, skiing internationally in two countries and reaching high into the sky at 3883m altitude. In short – Zermatt is the highest ski resort in the Swiss Alps and a guarantees fun for the whole family. No wonder it is on the list of the Best Ski Resorts in Switzerland.

2025年1月10日 · Zermatt stands out for its expansive ski terrain and year-round skiing. The destination boasts extraordinary terrain with state-of-the-art lifts set against a stunning backdrop of some of the world's highest peaks. Zermatt is an Ikon Pass partner, and passholders have the opportunity to venture into Italy for an additional 50 CHF.

Start your ski trip with all the inside knowledge on where to go with this complete intermediate’s guide to skiing in Zermatt. If you’re new to the slopes then head to our beginners ski guide in Zermatt. Likewise, if you’re looking for the black runs then head to …

Not only does Zermatt boast the highest piste in Europe at 3820m (3899m in summer), but all of its three main ski areas also top 3000m, with lots of shady north-facing runs and extensive snow-making to boot.

Zermatt combines with Cervinia for some of the world's best skiing every day of the year. See Powderhounds for info on Zermatt ski lifts, terrain, maps, passes & snow ratings ....

Plan your trip with this Zermatt ski guide! Discover the best runs, ski pass prices, rentals, and tips for an unforgettable Alpine adventure.