Andermatt Ski Holidays

Andermatt ski resort is surrounded by two main mountains; Nätschen, which is on the north-east side, and Gemsstock, which is on the southern side. The overall ski area, the Andermatt-Sedrun Ski Arena, links the base town to a variety of higher locations via a fantastic lift system creating the largest ski area in central Switzerland with over 181km of ski terrain. The southern Gemsstock mountain is known as the jewel in the crown of Andermatt’s skiing, thanks to its majestic situation at 2,961m and its offering of a variety of legendary off-piste routes.

The Gemsstock area provides an appealing range of challenging black runs, a fun park and a half-pipe; which will be sure to satisfy the more experienced boarders. It also hosts a wide range of off-piste offering plenty of powder. Beginner snowboarders will enjoy use of the Nätschen area which houses some flatter runs on which you can work up your technique before graduating to the more challenging terrain.

Andermatt ski resort has an expansive and varied range of dining options. Home to around 20 restaurants, diners can choose between traditional Swiss fayre, Italian delicacies, tapas feasts and much more. The introduction of the famous and luxurious Chedi Hotel Andermatt brought a new element of dining to the town, with its chic restaurant on the hotel’s ground floor featuring fantastic ‘Theatre Kitchens’ and skilled Japanese speciality chefs.

Andermatt ski resort offers a fantastic range of activities for non-skiers. From taking advantage of the 28km of cross-country trails, to enjoying the 3.5km toboggan run, to taking in the town’s winter glory on a horse sleigh ride to spending a day at the outdoor skating rink; there are plenty of options to keep everyone entertained. For keen skiers who need a little rest and recuperation after a long day on the slopes, head to the 2,400m spa and wellness centre at The Chedi Hotel Andermatt and indulge in some luxurious treatments.