Andermatt Ski Resort is one of Switzerland’s top skiing destinations, known for its variety of terrain, high-altitude skiing, and modern facilities. The resort is part of the SkiArena Andermatt-Sedrun, which offers a wide range of options for both skiers and snowboarders, making it an exciting place for all levels. Andermatt Ski Resort is split into multiple zones, with the main areas being Nätschen, Gemsstock, and Sedrun. Nätschen is great for intermediate and beginner skiers with wide, open runs that are perfect for building confidence. Gemsstock, on the other hand, is popular with advanced and expert skiers, thanks to its challenging off-piste terrain and steep slopes. Sedrun offers a mix of blue and red runs, ideal for intermediate skiers and snowboarders looking for more variety.
Total Runs
43
Total Area
101km
62.8 miles
Andermatt Ski Resort is equipped with a modern lift system, ensuring smooth access to all areas of the resort. There are 22 lifts in total, including a combination of high-speed gondolas, chairlifts, and drag lifts. These lifts efficiently connect the different zones, so you can easily move between Nätschen, Gemsstock, and Sedrun without long wait times. The lifts are regularly updated to offer a quick and comfortable experience, making your day on the slopes as enjoyable as possible.
Total Lifts
21
Lift Types
7
Andermatt Ski Resort is situated in the Urseren Valley, at the foot of the Gemsstock mountain. The resort is centred around the village of Andermatt, which serves as the main base for the ski area.
