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New for this season we have created…
‘The Zermatt Ski Guide’
We have decades of experience living in Zermatt and working on the hill and this is the combined knowledge of that.
It contains detailed information on:
The ski area
The mountain restaurants
Information for every level of skier
Local knowledge
For each area we have detailed information on the pistes, how to get there, how to move around the mountain as well as restaurant highlights and top tips from our experienced team.
Each area is covered:
Sunnegga/Rothorn
Gornergrat
Klein Matterhorn/Schwarzsee
Cervinia
Zermatt is well known for it’s fantastic mountain eateries. With over 40 to choose from it can be hard to know where is best for your group. To help you decide we have broken it down into:
Each area is covered:
An overview of Zermatt’s mountain restaurants
Perfct coffee stops
Restaurants for the non skier
Gourmet restaurants
Après ski highlights
(at the back there’s a directory with all the phone numbers)
There’s so much history in Zermatt, incredible mountains everywhere, wild weather and more, we have covered:
Top 10 mountain highlights
Matterhorn Facts
Best photo spots
New to Zermatt and just want the info that’s relevant for your level…we covered that too:
Beginner skiers
Intermediate skiers
Advanced skiers
Off piste skiing
Wha about the other things you might want to know about, like…
What to do on a bad weather day
Top tips for skiing with kids
Finally the things that we can’t live without, whether it’s apps, websites or phone numbers. There are ways to find out what is going on and make your visit to Zermatt easier:
The morning checklist
Useful apps
Phone number directory
For each area we have detailed information on the pistes, how to get there, how to move around the mountain as well as restaurant highlights and top tips from our experienced team.
Each area is covered:
Sunnegga/Rothorn
Gornergrat
Klein Matterhorn/Schwarzsee
Cervinia
Zermatt is well known for it’s fantastic mountain eateries. With over 40 to choose from it can be hard to know where is best for your group. To help you decide we have broken it down into:
Each area is covered:
An overview of Zermatt’s mountain restaurants
Perfct coffee stops
Restaurants for the non skier
Gourmet restaurants
Après ski highlights
(at the back there’s a directory with all the phone numbers)
There’s so much history in Zermatt, incredible mountains everywhere, wild weather and more, we have covered:
Top 10 mountain highlights
Matterhorn Facts
Best photo spots
New to Zermatt and just want the info that’s relevant for your level…we covered that too:
Beginner skiers
Intermediate skiers
Advanced skiers
Off piste skiing
Wha about the other things you might want to know about, like…
What to do on a bad weather day
Top tips for skiing with kids
Finally the things that we can’t live without, whether it’s apps, websites or phone numbers. There are ways to find out what is going on and make your visit to Zermatt easier:
The morning checklist
Useful apps
Phone number directory
There are lots of ski schools in Zermatt to choose from, here’s why we think you should book with us.
Most schools charge a supplement when there are more than two people with the instructor…we don’t Our price is based on the length of the lesson. You can have as many people as you like with your instructor but if you are looking to make big technical changes we recommend no more than six.
I’d like an introduction to off piste technique and to head off piste beyond the itinerary runs while learning how to use avalanche safety equipment.
The amount of time you choose to take an instructor for is flexible, as are the meeting points and finish points. While we generally suggest meeting on the mountain to get the most out of your time with the instructor, it also works to meet at your hotel, the rental shop or anywhere else, if that’s what you would prefer.