Every ski area in Switzerland. And what is going on right now.
85 areas on one map, with prices, kilometres of piste and season opening dates. Plus the news that matters in skiing: snow conditions, glaciers, new lifts, avalanches. Worked out rather than copied, every figure sourced.
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All open resorts →
Status from the season window, announced dates and operators’ notices, not a live feed from the lifts.
The largest resorts
All 85 resorts →
… Champéry / Portes du Soleil (CH)
… 🧊 Verbier / 4 Vallées
… 🧊 Zermatt – Matterhorn
… Davos Klosters
… Samnaun / Silvretta Arena
… Arosa Lenzerheide
Look up the figures
Snow report
Measured snow depths from the SLF station network, resort by resort.
See the readings →Open right now
Which resorts are running today, including reported exceptions.
Check the status →Opening dates
Announced start dates and season windows for winter 2026/27.
See the dates →Lift pass prices
What a day pass costs, with median, range and price per kilometre.
See the prices →By region
All regions →Valais
24 resorts covered
Grisons
22 resorts covered
Bern
7 resorts covered
St. Gallen
5 resorts covered
Schwyz
4 resorts covered
Vaud
4 resorts covered
Fribourg
4 resorts covered
Ticino
4 resorts covered
Obwalden
2 resorts covered
Glarus
2 resorts covered
Lucerne
2 resorts covered
Uri / Grisons
1 resort covered
Bern / Vaud
1 resort covered
Nidwalden
1 resort covered
Neuchâtel
1 resort covered
Neuchâtel / Bern
1 resort covered
New in the news
All reports →Weekend of 7/8 November: Glacier 3000, Verbier and Cervinia start, and from Tuesday the freezing level climbs to almost 3000 metres
What the lift companies themselves confirm for the weekend, what they do not, and what the official MeteoSwiss forecast says for next week: dry until Monday, then rain up into high terrain, with snow returning only on Friday.
Nine months too warm, eight months too dry: Is that unusual, and will November be drier because of it?
In Zurich, Bern and Davos every month since February was warmer than the average and every month since March drier. We recalculated up to 162 years of measurements: dry spells like this occur about as often as chance would predict, and a dry summer says little about November.
World Cup opener in Sölden: Moltzan wins by a hundredth, Braathen wins on a shortened course, Odermatt third
Two races, two tight podiums: Paula Moltzan wins the women's giant slalom ahead of Lara Colturi by 0.01 seconds, and among the men Lucas Pinheiro Braathen wins ahead of Loïc Meillard and Marco Odermatt. Results, Swiss placings and the conditions.
Winter forecast
How will winter 2026/27 turn out? What can be said with confidence, what cannot, and where things stand.
To the forecast →By region
Swiss ski resorts by region, with key figures side by side.
To the regions →News
What is happening right now: glacier situation, snow conditions, operating decisions, new lifts.
To the section →Magazine
Explainers, comparisons and chronicles. Articles that will still be correct in two years.
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