Skiing in Switzerland
Switzerland offers the most spectacular mountains in the Alps, high-altitude areas with glaciers and flawless organisation. Prices are higher, but the drive from Belgium is often shorter than to Austria.
Ski resorts in Switzerland (6)
Compare these resortsSwitzerland · Graubünden
Davos Klosters
Davos Klosters Mountains
- Slope kilometres
- 300 km
- Altitude
- 810 m – 2,844 m
- From Brussels
- ± 820 km · ± 8.3 h
Large ski areaSnow-sureFamiliesExperts
View resort →Switzerland · Obwalden
Engelberg
Engelberg-Titlis
- Slope kilometres
- 82 km
- Altitude
- 1,050 m – 3,020 m
- From Brussels
- ± 720 km · ± 7.3 h
GlacierSnow-sureExpertsScenic
View resort →Switzerland · Graubünden
Laax
Flims Laax Falera (LAAX)
- Slope kilometres
- 216 km
- Altitude
- 1,100 m – 3,018 m
- From Brussels
- ± 760 km · ± 7.5 h
SnowboardLarge ski areaSnow-sureIntermediates
View resort →Switzerland · Valais/Wallis
Saas-Fee
Saas-Fee/Saastal
- Slope kilometres
- 100 km
- Altitude
- 1,800 m – 3,600 m
- From Brussels
- ± 880 km · ± 8.8 h
GlacierSnow-sureCar-freeFamilies
View resort →Switzerland · Valais/Wallis
Verbier
Verbier 4Vallées
- Slope kilometres
- 410 km
- Altitude
- 1,350 m – 3,330 m
- From Brussels
- ± 830 km · ± 8.3 h
Large ski areaExpertsAprès-skiLuxury
View resort →Switzerland · Valais/Wallis
Zermatt
Zermatt – Matterhorn Ski Paradise
- Slope kilometres
- 360 km
- Altitude
- 1,620 m – 3,883 m
- From Brussels
- ± 850 km · ± 8.5 h
Snow-sureGlacierLarge ski areaCar-free
View resort →Good to know
- Swiss motorways require an annual vignette; there is no short-term version.
- Switzerland uses the Swiss franc; cards are accepted almost everywhere.
- Many Swiss villages such as Zermatt are car-free: you park in the valley and take the train.