Snowboard lesson - ZERMATTERS
Would you like individually tailored snowboarding lessons from qualified, local instructors? Then these private lessons are right up your street.
Ski group lessons for teenagers and adults
Throughout the week we offer group lessons for adults and teenagers. Our highly trained snow sports instructors teach with modern learning aids based on the instructions of Swiss Snowsports.
Ski lesson - Alpine Ski School
Our team has years of experience providing tailor-made lessons to all kinds of guests. We offer each type of lesson to the highest standard in a fully private setting to maximize your learning and enjoyment.
Schwarzsee (Ticket)
Schwarzsee station at an altitude of 2'583 metres can be reached from Zermatt in 20 minutes on the Matterhorn Express, including changes. Schwarzsee is not only a departure point for an ascent of the Matterhorn, it is also where a number of different themed hiking trails start. A visit to the “Maria zum Schnee” (“Our Lady of the Snow”) chapel is well worth your while at any time of year.
Visit at the Tradition Julen sheep barn
With its herd of 300 animals, the Julen family has the world's largest flock of black nose sheep. You are welcome to visit the black nose sheep in their barn at the edge of the village of Zermatt.
Guided freeride experience
What could be more breathtaking than the silence of the mountain at the top of an untracked slope, before setting off for the first track?
Ticket Matterhorn Museum
The underground world of the Matterhorn Museum - Zermatlantis reveals the past of the village of Zermatt. With original houses, multimedia room and objects from the first ascent of the Matterhorn.
Sledging fun on Gornergrat
Are you ready for the highest sledge run in the Alps? Just to be a kid again! Sit on your sledge, face down the slope and then let go, feel the wind in your face!
Peak2Peak (Ticket)
The Peak2Peak tickets lets you discover Zermatt’s two must-see viewpoints – the Matterhorn glacier paradise and Gornergrat – on a single excursion.
Pollux
The Pollux is not a very difficult 4000 metre peak, but it has everything what real mountaineering should have. Glacier, rocks and a ridge to the summit.