COUNTRY INDEX / SWITZERLAND

Switzerland

Exact skier bases, route-level descriptions, dated event editions and transparent source checks for every Index.ski record currently published in Switzerland.

Verified places: 08Places with piste maps: 08Verified events: 09

Photo: Andreas Faessler / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 3.0
Corviglia station and snowy Upper Engadin mountains in a genuine 11 January 2014 archive photograph by Andreas Faessler; not current conditions.

PUBLISHED LOCATIONS

Published places and events — Switzerland

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Corviglia station and snowy Upper Engadin mountains in a genuine 11 January 2014 archive photograph by Andreas Faessler; not current conditions. WINTER PREPARATIONS009

Albula Alps / Upper Engadin

Corviglia

St. Moritz / Celerina, Switzerland

High alpine pistes above St. Moritz and Celerina, with distinct Signal, Marguns and Piz Nair access.

Signal, Corviglia, Marguns and Piz Nair sectors Funiculars, aerial cableways, a gondola, chairlifts and surface lifts; check the actual Winter status.
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Historical 16 March 2019 snowy Crans-Montana mountain landscape and chalet under a bright sun; genuine photograph by PhilippeA.071

Bernese Alps / Plaine Morte

Crans-Montana alpine ski area

Crans-Montana, Switzerland

Plan the managed Crans-Montana alpine area with an independent downhill map, Crans/Signal/Barzettes orientation, ticket and return advice, and explicit limits on conditional season dates and championship closures.

Regional source inventory: 58 slopes and 141.1 km; independent community way segments are not the resort inventory or a live report. Three main gondola approaches; upper Plaine Morte funitel, chairlifts, surface lifts and learning facilities have separate status and ticket conditions.
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Historical Weisshorn and Carmenna ski-area photograph by Andres Passwirth, uploaded in March 2010; snowy slopes and mountain buildings in Arosa.100

Plessur Alps

Arosa Lenzerheide

Arosa / Lenzerheide, Switzerland

Plan the connected Arosa Lenzerheide ski area with an independent community map, practical starting bases and return advice, sourced ticket and transport details, and explicit limits on conditional opening dates.

Scoped connected-area community map; segments are not an official piste inventory Hörnli–Urdenfürggli crossing and distinct Arosa, Rothorn and western Lenzerheide sectors; confirm the day’s open chain.
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Historical February 2026 view of Saas-Fee village and lower winter slopes by Daniel Reust.108

Pennine Alps

Saas-Fee

Saas-Fee, Switzerland

A managed alpine ski area above Saas-Fee village, with Morenia, Felskinn and the high Mittelallalin glacier sector.

Managed Saas-Fee terrain; current public glacier/Morenia scope is separate from the full community map. Alpin Express, Spielboden/Felskinn and Metro Alpin transport chains; follow the exact maintenance-period arrangement.
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Historical November 2019 view of Trockener Steg station and snowy mountain surroundings in Zermatt.109

Pennine Alps

Zermatt

Zermatt, Switzerland

A managed alpine ski area above car-free Zermatt, linking Sunnegga–Rothorn, Gornergrat and the Schwarzsee–Matterhorn glacier sector.

Three Swiss managed sectors and selected shared-glacier community geometry; Italian valley resorts remain separate. Dated cable-car, gondola, chairlift and surface-lift chains, with separate Gornergrat railway and Sunnegga funicular.
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Historical summer 2007 view along the Diavolezza cableway, with rocky mountains and a small lake.110

Bernina Alps

Diavolezza

Pontresina, Switzerland

A high alpine managed ski area above Bernina Diavolezza, with a cable-car base beside the railway and the Berghaus overlooking the Bernina glaciers.

Managed Diavolezza alpine pistes; Lagalb, Corvatsch and the ungroomed Morteratsch itinerary remain separate. Reversible cable car, Diavolezzafirn four-seat chair and a named pony lift; availability checked separately.
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Historical January 2005 winter view of Titlis and its glacier from Trübsee, with snowy cliffs and older summit infrastructure.111

Titlis

Engelberg–Titlis

Engelberg, Switzerland

Managed alpine skiing above Engelberg, linking the Trübsee plateau with Stand and the Titlis glacier on one side and Jochpass, Jochstock and Engstlenalp on the other.

Managed Titlis, Trübsee and Jochpass alpine terrain; Brunni, touring and freeride remain separate. Xpress gondolas, summit cableways, ski chairs and surface lifts; Gerschnialp funicular access is checked separately.
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Historical May 2019 snowy mountain view at Glacier 3000, with cableway wires and steep cliffs near Scex Rouge.112

Les Diablerets

Glacier 3000

Les Diablerets / Col du Pillon, Switzerland

Managed alpine skiing on the Glacier 3000 plateau above Col du Pillon, with glacier learning terrain and demanding descents towards Olden and Reusch.

Managed glacier pistes and lower Olden/Reusch descents; Nordic loops, touring and freeride are separate. Col du Pillon–Cabane–Scex Rouge cable cars, glacier chair and surface lifts, and Olden-side chairs; verify each actual connection.
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