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At the base of the iconic Matterhorn, Zermatt is famed for its 360 km of ski pistes. The Matterhorn Glacier Paradise hosts Europe’s highest ski lift, offering exhilarating runs with stunning alpine views.
Known for luxury and glamour, St. Moritz features 350 km of ski slopes and annually hosts World Cup races. Its storied winter sports heritage makes it a top destination for skiing aficionados.
A favourite with winter sports fans, Davos boasts 320 km of ski runs, high-altitude skiing, and lively après-ski. It's also renowned for its medical spa facilities and diverse winter sports events.
Part of the Four Valleys ski area, Verbier offers 410 km of slopes and is celebrated for challenging off-piste skiing. Known for vibrant nightlife, it’s a haven for adventurous skiers.
Located in the Jungfrau region, Grindelwald offers 188 km of ski pistes with breathtaking views of the Eiger, Mönch, and Jungfrau peaks. It's ideal for both beginners and seasoned skiers.
Dubbed the "Pearl of the Alps," Saas-Fee features 200 km of high-altitude ski slopes. Its car-free village and dramatic glacier landscapes lend a unique and tranquil charm.
Arosa provides 225 km of ski pistes and a family-friendly ambiance set in beautiful Alpine scenery. It’s ideal for families and leisure skiers in search of a laid-back environment.
In the Jungfrau region, Wengen has 213 km of ski slopes in a car-free village, offering serene alpine charm with easy access to nearby Lauterbrunnen and Mürren.
This sun-filled resort features 140 km of ski slopes and panoramic views, drawing visitors for its sunny climate and activities like golf and wellness retreats.
Nestled in the Engadine Valley, Klosters offers 150 km of ski slopes and a charming village atmosphere. Known for its royal visitors, it combines rustic allure with upscale amenities.