Whether you prefer leisurely turns on wide slopes, challenging descents or freeride adventures in deep powder, Andermatt has something for every winter sports enthusiast. The Andermatt+Sedrun+Disentis ski area offers over 180 kilometres of pistes, stretching from Nätschen across the Oberalp Pass into Graubünden. Gemsstock offers challenging runs and numerous freeride opportunities, while the Realp ski lift is particularly suitable for families and beginners. A wide range of ski schools and sports shops offering ski and snowboard hire completes the experience.
Nätschen – Oberalp Pass – Sedrun
Wide runs and sunny slopes characterize this part of the ski area. The Gütsch-Express takes you from Andermatt directly to Nätschen. From there, the ski area stretches across the Gütsch and the Oberalp Pass all the way to Sedrun, offering a variety of runs.
At Gemsstock, at 2,962 m a.s.l., you'll find mostly red and black runs. With approximately 1,500 m of vertical descent and numerous freeride opportunities, the mountain is particularly popular among experienced winter sports enthusiasts.
The Realp Ski Lift offers a slope about one kilometer long in easily navigable terrain. Families, children, and beginners in particular will find ideal conditions here to practice their first turns, gain confidence on skis, and enjoy skiing at a relaxed pace.
Would you like to learn to ski or snowboard, or improve your technique? In Andermatt, you’ll find a range of snow sports schools and guides for children and adults. Depending on the provider, you can book group or private lessons.
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Frequently Asked Questions
The Andermatt+Sedrun+Disentis ski area covers around 180 kilometres of slopes and has 33 ski lifts. It stretches from Andermatt over the Oberalp Pass to Sedrun and Disentis and offers slopes for all levels of ability.
From Andermatt, there are various options available to you:
Gemsstock: Mainly red and black runs, as well as numerous freeride opportunities.
Realp Ski Lift: A small, compact ski area for families, children and beginners.
You can find details of the slopes and facilities currently open, as well as further information on conditions, in the winter sports report. As opening times may vary depending on snow and weather conditions, we recommend that you check the details again shortly before your day out on the slopes.
The small and easy-to-navigate Realp ski lift is ideal for those taking their first turns. Nätschen also has plenty on offer for beginners and families, such as the Matti Beginners’ Park.
The two ski areas are not directly connected by slopes or ski lifts.
Gemsstock: A standalone ski area with mainly challenging slopes.
Nätschen – Oberalp Pass – Sedrun: A connected ski area with direct access from Andermatt railway station.
You can use the free local bus between the valley stations.
The ski resorts can be reached by public transport and by car:
Nätschen – Oberalp Pass – Sedrun: The Gütsch-Express departs directly from Andermatt railway station.
Gemsstock: The valley station of the Gemsstockbahn is located on Gotthardstrasse in Andermatt.
Realp: You can reach the village of Realp from Andermatt on the Matterhorn Gotthard Railway.
Within Andermatt, the free local bus connects the railway station with various stops, including the Gemsstockbahn.
There are various parking options available in Andermatt:
Andermatt Mitte: Right next to the railway station and the Gütsch-Express.
Gemsstock Parking: At the valley station of the Gemsstockbahn.
Andermatt Reuss Parking: Multi-storey car park with 24-hour access.
When travelling here, please follow the car park signage and check the digital car park display in Göschenen. Further information can be found in the car park overview.
You can buy ski passes for Andermatt+Sedrun+Disentis online or at the mountain railway ticket offices.
Yes. There are various sports shops in Andermatt where you can hire skis, snowboards, boots, helmets and other winter sports equipment. You can find an overview on this page.
The ski season usually begins in November or December and, depending on the ski resort, lasts until spring.
The exact dates of the season vary and depend on snow and weather conditions.
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