The sun is shining, your gaze wanders to the peaks with their eternal snow. It still exists, winter like in a picture book!
Andermatt opens up its magnificent winter sports region to you with all the possibilities from skiing to snowboarding, sledging, cross-country skiing, snow hiking – and even a leisurely horse-drawn sleigh ride. Right in the heart of the Alps – easily accessible from everywhere.
Andermatt – in the heart of the Alps
The Andermatt-Gemsstock, Sedrun-Oberalp, Nätschen-Gütsch and Realp ski resorts complement each other perfectly in terms of their offerings, altitude and difficulty levels. In the GOTTHARD OBERALP ARENA, skiers, carvers and boarders will find something for everyone.
Offer:
- 125 km of groomed and varied pistes
- of which 40 km difficult, 57 km medium and 28 km easy
- 45 km of which snow-covered
- High alpine slopes and freeride paradise on the Gemsstock
- 20 transportation systems, 2 reversible aerial tramways, 7 chairlifts, 11 ski lifts and 1 conveyor belt with a total capacity of around 21,200 passengers per hour.
- 1 Snowpark at Gemsstock G-Park
- 1 Snowpark at the Tegia Gronda ski lift in Sedrun
- Piste restaurants, various snow bars and snow huts
- 1 halfpipe at the Tegia Gronda ski lift in Sedrun
Bernhard Russi-Run
The glacier run on the Gemsstock is called the Bernhard Russi Run in honor of the Olympic champion from Sapporo: “It’s my favorite slope and one of the most beautiful runs in the Alps. It’s also sensational for carvers,” says Russi, praising the 4-kilometre run. In winter 98/99, the Bernhard Russi Run Downhill took place for the first time: 3.5 km long, 850 vertical meters, four gates and 100 km/h average speed. 18 participants tried to beat the target time set by Bernhard Russi. This unique event was won by Ian Russi, son of Olympic champion Bernhard.
Further information:
https://www.facebook.com/AndermattFerienregion
www.andermatt.ch