SkiArena Andermatt–Sedrun is the lift-linked domain running from Andermatt over the Oberalp Pass to Dieni near Sedrun. Its 70 km of marked pistes and 13 lifts form a coherent local ski area. Gemsstock and Disentis are separate sectors, although the broader regional...
Ski resorts in Switzerland
Arosa Lenzerheide Ski Resort Info
Arosa and Lenzerheide form one lift-linked ski area, joined high above the Urdental by the Urdenbahn. They share 225 km of pistes, 43 lifts and the same area pass, although the villages have very different road approaches. Last verified: 19 September 2026. Lift...
Crans-Montana Ski Resort Info
Crans-Montana spreads across a sunny shelf above the Rhône Valley, with 140 km of marked pistes climbing toward Plaine Morte. Crans and Montana are adjoining town centres with access to the same lift system and pass. Last verified: 19 September 2026. Lift operations,...
Davos Klosters Mountains Ski Resort Info
Davos Klosters Mountains spans Parsenn/Gotschna, Jakobshorn, Madrisa, Rinerhorn and Pischa. These mountains share a regional pass and excellent valley transport but are not one continuous lift-linked circuit. Their combined figures therefore cover several sectors,...
Engelberg–Titlis Ski Resort Info
Engelberg–Titlis delivers one of Switzerland's biggest lift-served verticals, rising from the village to a glacier station above 3,000 metres. Skiresort.com classifies 70 km of marked pistes in the Titlis domain; the separate sunny-side Brunni family area across the...
LAAX (Flims–Laax–Falera) Ski Resort Info
Flims, Laax and Falera share one mountain product under the LAAX name, with common lifts, one area pass and 176 km of classified marked pistes. Their road drop-offs and village character nevertheless differ. Last verified: 19 September 2026. Lift operations, flight...
Grindelwald–Wengen Ski Resort Info
Grindelwald–Wengen is the linked Kleine Scheidegg and Männlichen ski area beneath the Eiger, served from both villages. Its 101 km do not include Grindelwald-First or Mürren–Schilthorn, which are additional Jungfrau Ski Region sectors rather than continuous parts of...
Ski Gstaad Ski Resort Info
Ski Gstaad is a destination-level collection of mountain sectors around Gstaad, Saanen, Schönried, Saanenmöser, Zweisimmen and Rougemont, rather than one continuous lift-linked circuit. Its sectors offer 201 km in aggregate, with road or rail travel needed between...
4 Vallées (Verbier–Nendaz) Ski Resort Info
Verbier and Nendaz are major gateways to the same lift-linked 4 Vallées domain, alongside La Tzoumaz, Veysonnaz and Thyon. They share the full-area terrain, while their valley bases have separate road approaches and different local-pass options. Last verified: 19...
Saas-Fee Ski Resort Info
Saas-Fee combines a car-free glacier village with 100 km of classified marked pistes reaching 3,573 metres. Those terrain figures apply only to Saas-Fee and do not add the separate Hohsaas–Saas-Grund or Saas-Almagell areas. The quoted day pass does, however, include...
St. Moritz–Corviglia Ski Resort Info
St. Moritz–Corviglia is the sunny local mountain shared by St. Moritz and Celerina, with 155 km of classified marked pistes rising to Piz Nair. Corvatsch/Furtschellas and Diavolezza/Lagalb are separate ski domains reached by road or rail, even though a broader Upper...
Zermatt–Matterhorn Ski Paradise Ski Resort Info
Zermatt–Matterhorn Ski Paradise crosses the Swiss–Italian border to Breuil-Cervinia and Valtournenche, creating 322 km of classified marked pistes around the Matterhorn. Zermatt is the Swiss gateway, while the terrain figures cover the full international lift link....
