Andermatt/Oberalp/Sedrun

Nätschen / Gütsch / Oberalp is the largest ski area in SkiArena Andermatt-Sedrun. Since the 2018/19 winter season, Andermatt, Oberalp Pass and Dieni near Sedrun have been fully linked by lifts and pistes, creating a single winter sports area. The connection was completed with the construction of the 10-person Schneehüenerstock-Express gondola. The ski area now extends from Andermatt, including Nätschen and Gütsch, via Schneehüenerstock to Oberalp Pass, and onwards via Calmut, Val Val and Cuolm Val to Dieni near Sedrun.

The slopes on Schneehüenerstock, Calmut and the upper section of Cuolm Val are ideal for sporty skiing.

Day-pass prices at the Andermatt / Sedrun - Nätschen / Gütsch / Oberalp ski resort are calculated daily and vary depending on factors such as the day of the week, booking date and weather.

Worth knowing

The Andermatt / Sedrun ski resort has pistes of all difficulty levels, mostly on wide, treeless slopes. The connection to Schneehüenerstock now makes it easy to ski from Andermatt to Sedrun. The slopes are located in high alpine terrain and offer fantastic views of the surrounding mountains. The slopes around Cuolm Val are very wide. You can ski on the snowmaking-covered Passstraße, conveniently from Nätschen to Andermatt.

330 snow cannons cover 60% of the slopes.

There are valley runs from the slopes. The valley runs lead to Andermatt and Dieni (Sedrun). From Nätschen, you can also ski to Andermatt on the easy Passstraße run.

Longest run

The longest descent here is Gütsch-Andermatt (No. 2 and 1), 7 km long, with a vertical drop of 900 m.

Most difficult run

The most difficult run is Grind, 1.2 km long, with a vertical drop of 390 m.

Snowparks

Snowpark / fun park.

There is no halfpipe.

Features

Timed race course - free of charge.

Skiline

Additional activities

Photo spots at Cuolm Val and Nätschen, the Schneehüenerstock viewing platform, full-moon skiing and sledging on Nätschen, the option to reserve a slope for training, and the Matterhorn-Gotthard-Bahn train stopping at all base stations on the section from Andermatt to Disentis

Night skiing

The ski resort offers night skiing.

In 2018/2019, the Andermatt and Sedrun ski resort was fully linked to Scheehüenerstock by very modern lifts. From Andermatt, gondolas and 6-person weather-protected chairlifts take you to Oberalp Pass. From Sedrun, high-speed chairlifts take you to Cuolm Val. Additional 4-person chairlifts provide the connection to Oberalp Pass. The new 10-person gondola to Schneehüenerstock and the 6-person chairlift towards Sedrun start at Oberalp Pass. T-bars and magic carpets complete the lift network. You can also take the Matterhorn-Gotthard-Bahn train, which runs from Andermatt to Sedrun and Disentis.