Ski Access: Zermatt + Cervinia

Zermatt connects with Italy’s Cervinia-Valtournenche to create one of the largest ski areas in the Alps, with over 360 km (220+ miles) of terrain to explore.

Ski beneath the Matterhorn and cross into Italy for lunch
Access three major zones: Sunnegga–Rothorn, Gornergrat–Stockhorn, and Matterhorn Glacier Paradise
Enjoy high-altitude, snow-reliable runs from wide groomers to glacial descents
Zermatt is included on the Ikon Pass, perfect for international passholders

Stay: In the Heart of Zermatt

Zermatt offers a collection of upscale mountain hotels that blend modern comfort with alpine charm. Located just steps from the train station and a short walk to the lifts, these properties are ideal for skiers looking for convenience, relaxation, and iconic Matterhorn views.

Stay in stylish 4-star hotels within easy reach of the train station, shops, and mountain access.
Many rooms offer private balconies with breathtaking views of the Matterhorn and surrounding peaks.
Enjoy spacious spa areas with pools, steam rooms, saunas, and outdoor hot tubs perfect for post-ski recovery.
Savor Swiss and international cuisine at in-house restaurants, or unwind with a drink in the hotel’s cozy lounge.
Most properties offer ski storage and are located within walking distance of the gondolas and lifts.

Mountain Conditions

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Zermatt offers one of the most reliable and snow-sure ski seasons in the Alps, with high-altitude terrain reaching over 12,000 feet. The resort features over 360 kilometers of pistes across Zermatt and Cervinia, with long runs, wide-open glaciers, and varied terrain for all levels. Excellent grooming, extensive snowmaking, and year-round glacier skiing mean conditions stay consistent from early December into late spring. The Matterhorn backdrop adds a dramatic edge to every run.

Why Zermatt

Zermatt is the perfect blend of alpine adventure and European charm. This iconic car-free village delivers postcard views, luxury lodging, and a seamless skiing experience across both Switzerland and Italy. Visitors love the mix of rustic mountain huts, Michelin-starred dining, and high-end shops tucked along cobbled streets. Whether you're chasing powder, relaxing at a spa, or soaking in the scenery, Zermatt offers a refined yet down-to-earth atmosphere that’s hard to match.

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Getting Around

Navigating Zermatt is simple and stress-free. As a car-free village, transportation is limited to electric taxis, local shuttles, and scenic train routes. Our team will coordinate everything from your arrival by rail to daily ski transfers. Whether you're heading to the lifts, out for dinner, or exploring nearby trails, we’ll make sure getting around is easy and enjoyable.

Dining

Savor the flavors of the mountains with everything from hearty alpine fare to gourmet dining experiences. Our resort areas are home to world-class restaurants, charming cafés, and even mountaintop dining spots. Craving local fondue or an elegant five-course dinner? We’ll point you in the right direction. Plus, many accommodations offer in-house dining or private chef services. Good food, great views, and unforgettable moments await.

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Zermatt, Switzerland

Zermatt, Switzerland

Ski Access: Zermatt + Cervinia

Stay: In the Heart of Zermatt

Mountain Conditions

Why Zermatt

Getting Around

Dining

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