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This trip is offered by Zermatters.
This trip is offered by Guide Monterosa.
This trip is offered by Horizon Adventures.
This trip is offered by Peakshunter.
The closest airports to Zermatt are Sion, Geneva, Zurich and Milan. From here, take the train to Tasch ( via Brig or Visp) and change to the cog railway. For a private transfer check out GVA Transfers or Ski-Lifts airport transfers. This is a more expensive option, but convenient if …
Zermatt is famous for its world-class accommodation. Ranging from boutique hotels, to airy chalets, to budget friendly youth hostels, there is something for every type of traveler. Expect to pay between $46 per night for a dorm room, to $800 per night for a five star hotel room for two.
Off-piste riding gives skiers and snowboarders an unbeatable feeling of freedom. Experience this in Zermatt by ascending and descending some of most beautiful slopes of the region, and by taking it up a notch with a heliskiing expedition.
Off-piste riding is synonymous with higher risks of Alpine hazards, such as crevasses and avalanches. It is essential that you do not venture alone and always hire a local guide to help you navigate through the dangers and advise you regarding the current mountain conditions. Be very honest about your skiing/snowboarding level, and if you have never skied on powder snow before, take an introductory course on freeriding. This is a lot of fun and will enable you to master the practice before being able to enjoy more intense expeditions.
Emergency contacts in Zermatt
- Police: 117
- Ambulance services: 144
- Fire Brigade: 118
- Avalanche report: 187
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