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The sun is shining, your gaze sweeps towards the peaks with their eternal snow. 
A picture-perfect winter!

Andermatt offers a fantastic winter sports region with everything you could want: skiing, snowboarding, tobogganing, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing – and even a cozy horse-drawn sleigh ride. Located in the heart of the Alps – easily accessible from anywhere.

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Andermatt – In the heart of the Alps

The ski resorts of Andermatt-Gemsstock, Sedrun-Oberalp-Disentis, Nätschen-Gütsch, and Realp complement each other perfectly in terms of offerings, altitude, and difficulty level. Skiers, carvers, and snowboarders alike will find something to suit them in the Gotthard Oberalp Arena.

Offer:

  • 180km of groomed and varied slopes
  • Freeride paradise at Gemsstock
  • 33 lifts with a total capacity of approximately 21.200 people per hour.
  • Ski-in restaurants, various snow bars and snow huts

The glacier run on the Gemsstock bears the name Bernhard Russi Run in honor of the Olympic champion from Sapporo: "It's my favorite run and one of the most beautiful descents in the Alps. It's also sensational for carvers," Russi raves about the 4-kilometer-long slope. The Bernhard Russi Run was first held in the winter of 1998/99: 3,5 km long, 850 meters of vertical drop, four gates, and an average speed of 100 km/h. Eighteen participants attempted to beat the best time set by Bernhard Russi. This unique event was won by Ian Russi, son of the Olympic champion Bernhard.

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