A Paradise for 
Freeride Enthusiasts

Famous for untouched powder and rugged Alpine landscapes, Andermatt attracts freeriders from around the world for rollercoaster descents, bumps and challenging couloirs.

Off-Piste Skiing in Andermatt

For Thrill-Seekers and Expert Skiers

Perfect powder, colossal peaks and cascading couloirs create an unparalleled freeriding destination. Andermatt’s microclimate ensures a reliable blanket of fresh snow throughout the season, from November to April, so skiers can put fresh tracks on gloriously long rides with thrilling bumps, huge bowls and electrifying twists and turns.

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Areas and Safety Tips

Off-Piste Skiing in Andermatt

The Gemsstock Experience

The peak of adventure

With steep slopes, deep powder and panoramic views, Gemsstock is a legendary skiing experience for freeriders from around the world. Rising 2,962 metres above sea level, this Black Diamond mountain offers expert skiers adrenaline-pumping descents, with thrilling chutes and couloirs.

Off-Piste Skiing in Andermatt

Safety First

Guided off-piste adventures

While Andermatt’s vast untouched terrain is irresistibly alluring, this rugged environment demands respect. A local guide is highly recommended for exploring off-piste areas. Guides will prioritise your safety, navigating potential avalanche risks and challenging terrain. Their insider knowledge can truly enhance your experience. Safety equipment, from avalanche transceivers to shovels, is available to rent in Andermatt.

Off-Piste Skiing in Andermatt

Local Secret

For the ultimate off-piste experience on Gemsstock, take the gondola to the top station early in the morning after a snowstorm. Hire an expert local guide to help you safely discover secluded powder fields that tourists miss, and enjoy the wildest freeride ever.