Andermatt

In the heart of the Swiss Alps, Andermatt is a gem for ski enthusiasts, blending traditional alpine charm with world-class amenities. With breathtaking peaks, diverse ski slopes, luxurious accommodations, and activities for all tastes, Andermatt has solidified its reputation as one of Switzerland’s premier ski destinations.

Ski Slopes

Andermatt is a dream for skiers and snowboarders of all levels. The SkiArena Andermatt-Sedrun boasts over 180km of well-maintained slopes, ranging from gentle beginner trails to challenging off-piste routes. Advanced skiers will love the black runs on Gemsstock Mountain, known for its long descents and guaranteed snow, while families and beginners can head to Nätschen for its wide, sunny slopes. The snow quality is consistently excellent thanks to the resort’s high altitude and a state-of-the-art snowmaking system.

Highlights:

• Gemsstock (2,961m): Ideal for expert skiers and off-piste adventures.
• Nätschen-Sedrun: Perfect for families and intermediate skiers.
• Après-Ski Fun: A lively après-ski scene awaits at bars like The Basecamp near the valley station.

Stay updated on trail conditions on the Andermatt SkiArena website.

Accommodation

From high-end luxury to cosy, alpine-style chalets, Andermatt offers a variety of accommodations to suit all budgets. The Chedi Andermatt, a 5-star luxury hotel, is a standout, offering world-class dining, a stunning spa, and ski-in/ski-out convenience. For a more intimate experience, try Hotel 3 Könige & Post, a boutique-style hotel with a rich heritage, located in the heart of the village.

Top Picks:

• The Chedi Andermatt – Learn more here.

• Radisson Blu Hotel Reussen – Modern luxury with family-friendly amenities. Learn more here.

• Chalets & Apartments – Perfect for groups or longer stays via Airbnb or local agencies.

Non-Ski Activities

Andermatt is more than just a winter sports haven. The resort offers a range of activities for those who want to enjoy the Alps beyond the slopes.

• Tobogganing: Try the exciting sled runs at Nätschen or Sedrun. Families and thrill-seekers alike can enjoy this classic winter activity.
• Winter Hiking: Explore over 80km of marked trails that offer stunning views of the alpine scenery.
• Wellness & Spa: Relax and rejuvenate at luxury spas like those at The Chedi or Radisson Blu.
• Dining: Indulge in gourmet Swiss cuisine at Restaurant Gütsch by Markus Neff, located 2,344m above sea level.

For a comprehensive overview of Andermatt’s activities, visit MySwitzerland.com.

How to Get There

Andermatt is easily accessible by both car and train, making it a convenient destination for travellers.

• By Car: The resort is about 1.5 hours from Zurich via the A2 motorway. Parking facilities are readily available in the town.
• By Train: Switzerland’s efficient railway system connects Andermatt to major cities. Take a train to Göschenen, followed by the scenic rack railway ride to Andermatt.

Plan your trip using SBB.ch for train schedules and tickets.

Why Choose Andermatt?

Andermatt combines a rich alpine heritage with modern amenities, offering something for every visitor. Whether you’re hitting the challenging slopes of Gemsstock, savouring a gourmet meal at a mountaintop restaurant, or relaxing in a world-class spa, this resort guarantees an unforgettable experience.

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