

Zermatt is part of the Matterhorn Ski Paradise area, offering a combined total of over 360 km (223 mi) of ski runs. Plan your perfect ski holiday in advance: download the latest Zermatt piste map to familiarize yourself with the trails and lifts ahead of time, ensuring you maximize your ski holiday experience.
Zermatt ski resort piste map
Plan your ski holidays ahead with our detailed piste map. Download it here, or pick up a copy at ticket offices and information points throughout Zermatt.
Zermatt piste map downloads
Download the latest Zermatt piste map
Zermatt best ski pistes Zermatt, with views of the Matterhorn, offers epic vertical, glacier skiing, and varied terrain for all skill levels:
- Wolli’s Park (Beginner - Blue): A dedicated beginner zone with gentle gradients and safety-first design. - Trockener Steg (Intermediate - Blue): A high-altitude piste with consistent snow and access to glacier skiing. - Theodul Glacier (Intermediate - Red): Sweeping glacier run offering a smooth and scenic descent. - Gornergrat (Intermediate - Red): Curving piste with incredible views of Monte Rosa and long, relaxing turns. - Triftji (Expert - Black): Legendary for its moguls and difficulty, best attempted with fresh legs and good weather. - Piste 59 (Intermediate - Red): A versatile run with open space and good flow. - Schwarzsee (Intermediate - Blue): Connects glacier skiing to the forested trails below, great for a mid-day cruise. - Obere National (Expert - Black): Steep and iconic, descending toward Zermatt with the Matterhorn watching over.
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