THE SWISS SKI COLLECTION
Experience 180 kilometres of spectacular ski slopes across three alpine destinations. From the legendary freeride terrain of Gemsstock to the sunny slopes of Nätschen and the impressive mountains of Sedrun and Disentis, discover one of Switzerland's most diverse winter sports destinations.
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Discover Three Alpine Worlds
Andermatt Sedrun Disentis ski resort is a spectacular winter destination in the heart of the Swiss Alps, where three unique alpine destinations come together to create an unforgettable skiing experience. Located between Central Switzerland and Graubünden, this diverse ski region combines dramatic mountain landscapes, world-class freeride opportunities and beautiful family-friendly slopes.
Explore the legendary Gemsstock in Andermatt, enjoy the sunny pistes around Nätschen, discover the wide-open slopes of Sedrun and experience the impressive mountain scenery of Disentis.
With approximately 180 kilometres of ski slopes, 33 modern lifts and elevations reaching almost 3,000 metres above sea level, Andermatt+Sedrun+Disentis offers something for every winter sports enthusiast. From your first turns on the snow to challenging high-alpine adventures, discover three outstanding ski destinations in one of Switzerland's most diverse winter sports regions.
THE SKI AREA
Get to know the ski area at a glance, from its piste network and mountain elevations to the lifts that connect the slopes. Use these key figures to plan your Alpine skiing experience.
180 km
Piste kilometres
1,227 m
Lowest point
3,000 m
Highest point
33
Mountain lifts
Discover the ski slopes, mountain lifts and connections across this spectacular Alpine ski area. Explore the map and plan your next adventure in the Swiss Alps.
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Located in the heart of the Swiss Alps, Andermatt+Sedrun+Disentis is easily accessible by train, bus and car. The region connects Central Switzerland with Graubünden and offers spectacular travel routes through the Swiss Alps. Whether you arrive via Lucerne, Zurich or Chur, convenient transport connections make it easy to reach the three mountain destinations.
Travelling by train is one of the most scenic and convenient ways to reach Andermatt+Sedrun+Disentis. From Lucerne, take the train via the Gotthard route to Göschenen. There, change to the Matterhorn Gotthard Railway, which takes you through the impressive Schöllenen Gorge to Andermatt. From Andermatt, the train continues across the spectacular Oberalp Pass to Sedrun and Disentis. From Zurich, you can travel via Chur and enjoy the scenic journey through the Rhine Gorge with the Rhaetian Railway to Disentis. Sedrun and Andermatt are connected by the Matterhorn Gotthard Railway. The railway connections make it easy to explore all three destinations without a car. Check current connections, departure times and ticket options before travelling.
Plan Your Train JourneyAndermatt+Sedrun+Disentis can be reached by car from several directions. From Zurich and eastern Switzerland, drive via the A13 motorway towards Chur and continue along the main road to Disentis and Sedrun. From Lucerne and central Switzerland, travel via the A2 motorway towards Gotthard and exit at Göschenen. Continue to Andermatt via the Schöllenen Gorge. Please note that the Oberalp Pass between Andermatt and Sedrun is normally closed to private road traffic during winter. If you plan to visit all three destinations by car, check the current road conditions and choose your route accordingly. During winter, allow extra travel time and check the latest traffic and weather information before departure.
Paid parking is available at several locations throughout Andermatt+Sedrun+Disentis. In Andermatt, parking areas P1 and P2, Andermatt Reuss Parking and additional car parks near the mountain railway stations provide convenient access to the ski areas. In Sedrun, parking is available near the railway station and at the Dieni mountain railway station. In Disentis, visitors can use the paid parking garage at the mountain railway valley station and other designated parking areas. Parking availability, fees and regulations vary by location. Follow local signs and check the official parking information before your visit.
Parking InformationGetting from the train station or your accommodation to the ski lifts is easy thanks to local transport connections throughout the region. In Andermatt, the railway station is centrally located and within walking distance of the village centre and the Gütsch-Express valley station. During the winter season, the free local bus connects important stops throughout the Ursern Valley, including the mountain railway stations. The Matterhorn Gotthard Railway connects Andermatt with Sedrun and Disentis via the Oberalp Pass, making it convenient to travel between the destinations without a car. In Disentis, a local bus connects the railway station with various parts of the village and the surrounding area. For additional flexibility, taxis and on-demand transport services are also available. Check local timetables and operating hours before your journey, as services may vary depending on the season.
More InformationEverything you need to know before your next Alpine adventure.
Find helpful information to plan your ski trip with confidence.
YOUR ALPINE GUIDEAndermatt+Sedrun+Disentis offers approximately 180 kilometres of ski slopes for all ability levels. The extensive ski area combines the three destinations of Andermatt, Sedrun and Disentis, offering everything from gentle beginner slopes to challenging alpine descents.
The ski region features 33 modern mountain lifts, including cable cars, gondolas and chairlifts. They provide access to the different mountain areas and a wide variety of ski runs.
The ski area reaches elevations of up to approximately 3,000 metres above sea level. Its high-altitude slopes and varied mountain terrain offer impressive alpine scenery and excellent winter sports opportunities.
Yes. The region offers a variety of easy and intermediate slopes, dedicated children's areas and ski schools. Families and beginners can enjoy relaxed skiing in suitable areas, while more experienced skiers can explore challenging pistes across the mountains.
Yes. Andermatt's Gemsstock is particularly famous for its challenging freeride terrain, deep powder snow and spectacular high-alpine descents. The region also offers opportunities for experienced off-piste skiers. Always check avalanche conditions and use appropriate safety equipment. Off-piste skiing should only be undertaken with the necessary knowledge or a qualified mountain guide.
Yes. The Matterhorn Gotthard Railway connects Andermatt, Sedrun and Disentis via the scenic Oberalp Pass. This makes it possible to travel between the destinations by public transport. Check the current timetable and ticket conditions before travelling.
The winter season generally runs from November to April, depending on snow conditions and the individual mountain areas. Opening dates and operating hours can vary between lifts and destinations. Check the official winter sports report for the latest information.
Ski passes for Andermatt+Sedrun+Disentis can be purchased online through the official ski pass shop or at selected ticket offices and ticket machines. Day passes and multi-day tickets are available. Check the official website for current prices, ticket options and family discounts.
