Andermatt combines extreme skiing and relaxed descents, snow until June, alpine gastronomy, and unique après-ski in the heart of the Swiss Alps.
In the heart of the Swiss Alps, Andermatt offers both challenging slopes and long sunny descents for those who prefer more relaxed skiing. The northern area, shady and demanding, tests the most experienced skiers, while the sunny southern area invites peaceful and scenic descents. Between the two, a paradise for off-piste skiing, with virtually endless routes.
Kilometers of slopes and snow until June
With 70 km of skiable terrain, Andermatt offers 18 km of blue slopes, 40 km of red, and 12 km of black, linked by a modern 10-seater cable car. The Oberalp Pass, which maintains snow until June, allows skiing even when the season has ended in other resorts. From its slopes, it is possible to see the famous Glacier Express pass by, connecting St. Moritz and Zermatt—a cinematic nod to "The Polar Express" that adds a festive touch even in spring.
The sunnier area of Sedrun and Oberalp is perfect for relaxed skiing, while Gemsstock awaits with descents boasting inclines of 45 to 55% and snow preserved in optimal conditions thanks to shade and low temperatures. A magnet for lovers of more technical skiing.
Gastronomy with a view
On the mountain, Vinothek 1620 combines the warmth of an alpine chalet with a carefully curated menu of local products, freshly baked breads and pizzas, stews, and vegetarian dishes, enjoyed as much as the ambiance. In the center of Andermatt, Biselli stands out for its open kitchen and a menu ranging from artisan pizzas to more elaborate dishes like steak with roasted tomatoes and figs, all accompanied by quality cocktails or coffee.
Après-ski on rails and on the mountain
One of Andermatt's icons is its Après-ski Bar Train, a train that travels the line between Disentis and Andermatt with live DJs, changing views, and an offering of local beers, cheeses, and pastries. For those seeking a more classic atmosphere, the Big T Bar in Dieni and the Biber Bar in Natschen offer venues with character, ideal for relaxing in the sun or extending the day with a good cocktail.
A complete destination
Andermatt is much more than a ski resort: it is a place where the quality of the slopes, the beauty of the alpine environment, and a first-class après-ski offering combine to create a unique experience. Whether you seek adrenaline in Gemsstock or a tranquil day in Oberalp, there is a corner for every style of skier here.







