Zermatt Snow Guides
Sledding, winter activities, tubing across Switzerland, and when the snow actually falls.
Sledding in Zermatt: One Run, and It's the Best in the Alps
The Rotenboden-Riffelberg toboggan run: 1.6 km, 234 m of drop, the Matterhorn in view the whole way. How it works, what it costs, and when it runs.
Read guide →Where Switzerland Tubes
Most Swiss tubing is village-level and winter-only. Glacier tubing at 3,400+ m is the rarity - and that altitude is Zermatt's edge.
Read guide →When Zermatt Gets Its Snow
Village snow runs December-March; the glacier holds snow all year at 3,400+ m. What that means for tubing, sledding and trip timing.
Read guide →Zermatt Winter, Beyond the Pistes
What's actually worth cold fingers if you don't ski: sledding, glacier tubing, the Gornergrat for the views, winter walks and the glacier palace - ranked.
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