Every ski area in Switzerland. Honestly curated.
An interactive map, seasonal status and a weekly magazine on glaciers, summer skiing, lift construction and snow conditions – without the advertising clutter of the old portals.
Open now – summer skiing 2026
All about summer skiing →Status means seasonal status, not a live status. Also open internationally: the Stelvio Pass (IT) – more in the summer skiing section.
The largest resorts
All 85 resorts →
… Champéry / Portes du Soleil (CH)
… 🧊 Verbier / 4 Vallées
… 🧊 Zermatt – Matterhorn
… Davos Klosters
… Samnaun / Silvretta Arena
… Arosa Lenzerheide
By region
All regions →Valais
24 resorts covered
Grisons
22 resorts covered
Bern
8 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
Lucerne
2 resorts covered
Uri / Grisons
1 resort covered
Bern / Vaud
1 resort covered
Glarus
1 resort covered
Nidwalden
1 resort covered
Neuchâtel
1 resort covered
Neuchâtel / Bern
1 resort covered
Fresh from the magazine
All articles →Saas-Fee stops too: from Monday, Switzerland has no summer skiing at all
9 August is the last operating day. From 10 August the Fee glacier stands still. That takes out the second and last Swiss summer ski area – and leaves exactly one in the entire Alps.
Alpine weather outlook: the next 14 days, honestly calculated
The freezing level does not drop below 3,950 metres once in the coming fortnight. What that means for Zermatt, Saas-Fee and the Stelvio Pass – and from which day a 14-day outlook stops being a forecast.
What does a kilometre of machine-made snow cost in water and power?
65 gigawatt hours of electricity and 13 billion litres of water per winter in Switzerland. We broke the figures down to a single kilometre of piste, cross-checked them – and found a contradiction the industry itself concedes.
Glaciers
Where the glacier ski areas are, what has disappeared – and why. With an interactive map.
To the section →Summer skiing
Of more than 20 summer ski areas the Alps once had, a handful remain. The whole story.
To the section →Magazine
Weekly: glacier situation, snow conditions, construction work and new lifts.
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