Beneath the iconic Matterhorn, Zermatt stands as one of Switzerland's most prestigious ski destinations. This car-free alpine town blends traditional Swiss charm with world-class skiing facilities. With over 360 kilometers of marked runs, Zermatt offers terrain for every ability level, from gentle beginner slopes to challenging off-piste adventures.

Live Zermatt Webcams

Matterhorn Glacier

Elevation: 3860m / 12664ft

Perched at the summit of the ski resort, this Zermatt webcam offers a bird's-eye view of the entire ski resort and the majestic surrounding mountain peaks.

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Zermatt's ultra-modern lift network includes 52 lifts connecting three main skiing areas: Sunnegga-Rothorn, Gornergrat, and the Matterhorn Glacier Paradise. The system features high-speed gondolas, cable cars, and chairlifts, including the highest 3S cableway in the world. This comprehensive network ensures minimal waiting times and maximum skiing time across the resort's vast terrain.

Zermatt Lift System
Total Ski Lifts = 61
Train
3
Train
Aerial Tram
8
Aerial Tram
Gondola
11
Gondola
6-Person Chair
10
6-Person Chair
Quad Chair
10
Quad Chair
Triple Chair
1
Triple Chair
Double Chair
2
Double Chair
T-Bar
6
T-Bar
Surface Lift
10
Surface Lift

Zermatt Resort Elevation

12792ft3899mResort Summit7667ft2337mVertical Drop5125ft1562mResort Base

Trails

Total Runs

145

Total Area

322km

200.1 miles

Difficulty Distribution

Beginner
23%
Intermediate
69%
Advanced
4%
Expert
4%
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Location

Positioned in the southern Swiss canton of Valais, Zermatt sits at an impressive base altitude of 1,620 meters. The resort reaches heights of 3,883 meters at the Matterhorn Glacier Paradise, ensuring exceptional snow conditions throughout the season. The location offers skiing across both Swiss and Italian territories, with connected access to Cervinia's slopes, creating an international skiing experience.

Zermatt

, switzerland

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Season Info

Thanks to its high-altitude location and extensive glacier skiing, Zermatt operates year-round. Winter season peaks from December to April, offering pristine powder conditions and expertly groomed runs. Summer skiing on the Theodul Glacier provides reliable snow conditions even during warmer months, making Zermatt one of the few resorts where you can ski every month of the year.

Current Season

2024 - 2025

Opening Day

11/29/2024

Closing Day

5/3/2025

Days Open

156

Annual Snowfall

Metric

4.5m

450cm

Imperial

14.8ft

177in