Zermatt

Weather at Zermatt

⛅partly-cloudy

Low: -3.6°C / High: 6.4°C

Wind: S 4 km/h

Recent Snowfall

24 hours: 6 cm

7 days: 46 cm

Snow Depth

Base: 120 cm

Season Total: 1037 cm

Resort Status

Lifts: --/--

Trails: --/--

Last Updated: Jul 9, 2025View Full Report →

Resort Overview

Zermatt stands as Switzerland's most iconic ski destination, offering 360km of pristine pistes beneath the legendary Matterhorn peak at 4,478m. This car-free Alpine village provides year-round skiing across three interconnected mountains - Gornergrat, Rothorn, and the Klein Matterhorn glacier - reaching heights of 3,883m. The resort combines extensive high-altitude terrain with reliable snow conditions, featuring everything from gentle cruising runs to challenging off-piste descents. Zermatt's unique position creates extraordinary skiing opportunities with breathtaking 4,000m peak panoramas that include Monte Rosa, the Weisshorn, and Dom massifs.

Trails & Terrain

Trails

Total Runs

145

Total Area

322km

200.1 miles

Difficulty Distribution

Beginner

23%

Intermediate

69%

Advanced

Expert

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Location & Getting There

Positioned in the Valais region of southwestern Switzerland, Zermatt sits at 1,620m elevation in a dramatic valley surrounded by 29 peaks exceeding 4,000m. The resort lies 245km from Zurich and 160km from Geneva, accessible only by the scenic Glacier Express railway from Täsch due to its car-free status. This unique location on the Swiss-Italian border provides seamless access to Cervinia's slopes via high-altitude lifts, creating an international skiing experience spanning two countries. The historic village maintains its authentic mountain character with traditional Walliser architecture, whilst offering world-class dining and accommodation options befitting its status as one of the Alps' most prestigious destinations.

Zermatt

, switzerland

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Season Info

Zermatt operates year-round skiing on the Theodul Glacier, with the main resort season running from November through April. The glacier skiing area above 3,000m provides consistent powder conditions throughout summer months, making it a favourite training ground for professional racing teams. Winter brings exceptional snow depth to lower elevations, with February and March typically offering the best combination of fresh snowfall and extended daylight hours. The resort's high altitude and north-facing slopes preserve excellent snow quality well into spring, often maintaining superb conditions when other Alpine resorts have closed.

Current Season

2024 - 2025

Opening Day

11/29/2024

Closing Day

10/31/2025

Days Open

337