These ten ski resorts are all reachable from Andermatt by public transport. From family-friendly slopes to high-altitude runs, there's something for every skier. Whether you're after quiet pistes or lively après-ski villages, the Swiss rail network brings you close to the action.
The resorts below are sorted by travel time from Andermatt, to facilitate your planning. Make sure to visit the map, to explore thousands of destinations and activities, reachable from any starting point in Switzerland.
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Andermatt-Oberalp-Sedrun forms one of central Switzerland's most extensive ski areas, connecting multiple valleys across the Oberalp Pass. The terrain spans considerable vertical drops with varied exposure and challenging off-piste possibilities. Skiers find long cruising runs alongside steeper alpine descents, while modern lift infrastructure efficiently links the different sectors. The resort's high-altitude location ensures reliable snow conditions throughout the season, making it a year-round destination for those seeking substantial mountain terrain.
Advanced slopes: 28.3km
Number of lifts: 25
Intermediate slopes: 77.6km
Easy slopes: 60.9km
Total slope length: 184.2km
| Andermatt (08:38) | |
| R45 (9m) | |
| Nätschen (08:47) |
Realp is a small mountain village at the foot of the Furka Pass in the Urseren Valley. This modest alpine spot features a single lift serving gentle terrain, making it an ideal learning area for beginners and young skiers. The quiet setting offers uncomplicated skiing in a traditional Uri mountain landscape, away from larger resort crowds. The intimate scale and straightforward slopes create a relaxed atmosphere for those taking their first turns or seeking a peaceful day on the snow.
Easy slopes: 1.8km
Number of lifts: 1
Total slope length: 1.8km
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| Andermatt (08:37) | |
| R43 (12m) | |
| Realp (08:49) |
This expansive interconnected area spans multiple valleys in central Switzerland, offering varied terrain across significant altitude differences. With glacier access and a mix of gentle slopes and challenging descents, the region attracts both leisurely skiers and advanced riders. The broad network connects historic mountain villages, creating one of Switzerland's notable ski destinations with modern lift infrastructure and reliable snow conditions throughout the season.
Advanced slopes: 13.8km
Number of lifts: 16
Easy slopes: 47.3km
Total slope length: 86.2km
Intermediate slopes: 24.5km
| Andermatt (08:38) | |
| R45 (45m) | |
| Sedrun (09:23) |
Münster-Geschinen is a small, family-oriented ski area in the Goms valley of Upper Valais. With just a handful of lifts serving gentle slopes, it caters primarily to beginners and young skiers seeking a relaxed, uncrowded environment. The terrain is limited but well-suited for learning and leisurely skiing. Located in a tranquil alpine setting, it offers straightforward access and a traditional mountain village atmosphere away from the bustle of larger resorts.
Easy slopes: 2.6km
Total slope length: 2.6km
Number of lifts: 3
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goms.ch
| Andermatt (08:37) | |
| R43 (44m) | |
| Geschinen (09:21) |
Gluringen is a small, tranquil village resort in the Goms Valley featuring a single lift and gentle terrain ideal for beginners. The limited infrastructure creates an intimate, unhurried atmosphere perfect for learning to ski or enjoying peaceful runs. Its modest scale and easy slopes make it a charming spot for those seeking a low-key mountain experience away from crowded slopes.
Total slope length: 0.7km
Easy slopes: 0.7km
Number of lifts: 1
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goms.ch
| Andermatt (08:37) | |
| R43 (54m) | |
| Gluringen (09:31) |
A sprawling ski area in the Valais Alps featuring extensive terrain across multiple valleys. The network connects numerous mountain villages and offers a balanced mix of gentle runs and intermediate slopes, making it accessible for various skill levels. Its high-altitude location provides reliable snow conditions, while the dramatic glacier scenery and panoramic Alpine views create a memorable mountain experience. The substantial lift infrastructure ensures good connectivity throughout the region.
Number of lifts: 36
Total slope length: 82.1km
Intermediate slopes: 36.7km
Advanced slopes: 4.1km
Easy slopes: 36.7km
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aletscharena.ch
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snow.myswitzerland.com
| Andermatt (08:37) | |
| R43 (1h 16m) | |
| Fiesch (09:53) |
Bellwald is a charming high-altitude village resort in the Goms valley, offering a relaxed atmosphere with a modest but well-rounded ski area. The terrain features predominantly intermediate and beginner-friendly slopes, complemented by a few challenging runs for more experienced skiers. Its sunny position and authentic mountain character make it an appealing destination for those seeking traditional Alpine skiing away from crowds. The compact lift network efficiently connects varied terrain across the ski domain.
Advanced slopes: 3.4km
Total slope length: 32.3km
Number of lifts: 4
Intermediate slopes: 16.2km
Easy slopes: 12.8km
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bellwald.ch
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snow.myswitzerland.com
| Andermatt (08:37) | |
| R43 (1h 8m) | |
| Fürgangen-Bellwald Talstation (09:45) |
| Fürgangen (Talstation) (09:50) | |
| 2345 (6m) | |
| Bellwald (Bergstation) (09:56) |
A small village ski area in the Surselva region, offering gentle slopes ideal for beginners and families seeking a calm mountain experience. The single lift serves easy terrain, creating a relaxed atmosphere away from crowded resorts. This modest facility provides an authentic introduction to winter sports in a tranquil setting, where learners can practice without pressure.
Total slope length: 3.8km
Easy slopes: 3.8km
Number of lifts: 1
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runalpera.ch
| Andermatt (08:38) | |
| R45 (40m) | |
| Dieni (09:18) |
| Dieni, Pendicularas (09:45) | |
| 420 (38m) | |
| Trun, Campliun (10:23) |
A small, intimate ski area in the Uri Alps near Spiringen, offering gentle terrain ideal for beginners and families. With just a handful of lifts serving easy slopes, it provides a relaxed atmosphere away from crowded resorts. The quiet setting makes it well-suited for those learning to ski or seeking a peaceful day on the mountain. Traditional charm and simplicity define this modest village area.
Total slope length: 3.2km
Easy slopes: 3.2km
Number of lifts: 2
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ratzi.ch
| Andermatt (08:50) | |
| R44 (16m) | |
| Göschenen (09:06) |
| Göschenen, Bahnhof (09:46) | |
| 401 (56m) | |
| Altdorf UR, Telldenkmal (10:42) |
| Altdorf UR, Telldenkmal (10:44) | |
| 408 (20m) | |
| Spiringen, Dorf (11:04) |
Biel-Kinzig is a small, family-oriented ski area in the Lötschental valley. With just a handful of lifts serving predominantly easy and intermediate terrain, it offers a peaceful setting for learners and casual skiers. The compact layout and relaxed atmosphere make it ideal for those seeking a quiet day on the slopes away from busier resorts. Its modest vertical drop and gentle runs provide a welcoming environment without overwhelming crowds.
Number of lifts: 3
Total slope length: 7.3km
Intermediate slopes: 4.9km
Easy slopes: 2.4km
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biel-kinzigag.ch
| Andermatt (08:50) | |
| R44 (16m) | |
| Göschenen (09:06) |
| Göschenen, Bahnhof (09:46) | |
| 401 (56m) | |
| Altdorf UR, Telldenkmal (10:42) |
| Altdorf UR, Telldenkmal (10:44) | |
| 408 (11m) | |
| Brügg (Bürglen UR) (10:55) |
| Brügg (Bürglen UR) (Seilbahn) (11:00) | |
| PB (17m) | |
| Biel (Kinzig) (11:17) |
