Swiss Alps resort guide
If you haven’t made up your mind where to ski yet, or you want to find out more about your chosen ski resort, check out the Snowjet ski resort guides. The straight up guides will give you an insider’s perspective to some of the finest ski resorts in the Swiss Alps - within a proximity of a ski flight to Sion Airport. And our very own ski resort trump cards make it easy to assess a resort’s vital statistics. You’ll also find a wealth of practical resources, including resort maps, piste maps and lift pass rates.
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With it's high south-facing slopes, Crans-Montana is a great bet for sunny but snow-sure skiing. The largely traditional alpine resort is nestled high on a sunlit plateau and offers both fabulous views and easy access to a vast and varied ski area. |
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Grimentz is a real hidden gem of a ski resort combining high snow-sure skiing with the charm and romance of a traditional alpine village. |
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Nendaz, an up and coming ski resort in the heart of the 4 Vallees - the largest ski area in Switzerland - is just a 20 minute transfer away from Sion. Overshadowed by Verbier, its more illustrious neighbour, Nendaz is one of the best kept secrets in the Swiss Alps. |
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Saas Fee is a charming, traditional alpine village with a magnificent backdrop and an enviable snow record. Chocolate box chalets, car-free streets and striking surroundings dominated by towering 4000m peaks and tumbling glaciers make Saas Fee one of the most stunning resorts in the Alps. |
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Verbier has built a reputation as an off-piste Mecca, delivering the kind of lift-accessed off-piste that other resorts can only dream of. But as well as offering all that stunning backcountry for the adrenaline addicts, Verbier offers over 400 km of pistes as part of the 4 Valleys network of linked resorts... |
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Zermatt’s reputation as one of the world’s top ski resorts is well deserved. It’s a historic, picturesque, car-free village with great restaurants, buzzing night life, stunning views of Europe’s highest mountains - including the iconic Matterhorn - and access to a vast and varied high altitude ski area.... |
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At 1670m, Zinal is the highest of the five centuries-old, alpine villages that make up the Val d'Anniviers; perhaps the least exploited ski area in Switzerland. |
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Resort Guide to the Swiss Alps by Snowjet