Switzerland

Saas-Fee: guaranteed skiing
Saas-Fee: guaranteed skiing

Saas Fee

Pros: High, Huge Vertical Drop, Charming Village

Cons: Choke Points, Big queues during peak season

Unforgettable combo of culture, cuisine, and breathtakingly beautiful scenery
Unforgettable combo of culture, cuisine, and breathtakingly beautiful scenery

Zermatt

Pros: Charm, beauty, groomed terrain

Cons: Getting there, pricey

Verbier - Off-piste paradise
Verbier - Off-piste paradise

Verbier

Pros: Huge mountains, loads of off-piste

Cons: Expensive

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Zermatt

Zermatt

“ My wife and I decided to celebrate a 10-year anniversary in Zermatt this year.  We're from the Northeastern US and figured if we're going to take a ski holiday why not go big and go to Europe.  Trip was in early March and we went without kids.  Settled on Zermatt for the range of terrain and the sense that -- as posted by another here -- if you only do Europe...” --AgWagon

100% Positive Reviews
Saas Fee

Saas Fee

“ I've been coming to Saas-Fee for the past seven years every Christmas and New year for two weeks.   Though I don't actually stay in the Fee, rather the village of Unter den Bodmen halfway between Saas-Almagell and Saas-Grund, I spend the majority of my time skiing there.   You read reviews constantly complaining about how Saas-Fee is north facing and always in the shadow,...” --William Donovan

100% Positive Reviews
Verbier

Verbier

“ It's hard to believe that there are no reviews posted for Verbier, as this is undoubtedly one of the best destinations in the Alps.  Skied there for the first time after a week in Chamonix for an off-piste course.  While Chamonix is justly famous for off-piste terrain, when it comes to easily lift-accessible off-piste, Verbier has a definitive advantage.  It's a huge expanse of terrain, all...” --EuroHound

100% Positive Reviews
Wengen, Grindelwald, Murren

Wengen, Grindelwald, Murren

“I stayed in Wengen during March 2008. The snow was reasonable, though not great. The village is a pretty, traffic-free area which can only be reached by cog-railway from Lauterbrunnen. Development has been limited and well controlled - whilst this does mean that the slopes don't get over-crowded, and the village has kept its charm, it does also mean that supply and demand lead to fairly high...” --skisimon

100% Positive Reviews
Davos Klosters

Davos Klosters

“I was there with a big group, so the price reflected a huge discount. Snow was great. There only complain we had is strange lift arrangements: there was no lift to loop out Davos itself.” --alexfe

100% Positive Reviews
Belalp

Belalp

Local Swiss ski resort. Cool ski tunnel through a mountain, and an excellent view of the ALps with the Matterhorn in the distance.

Flumserberg

Flumserberg

Directly accessible Flumserberg is between Chur and Zurich and can easily be reached by car or by train. Train connections from Zurich Airport makes Flumserberg a perfect holiday destination for tourists from a foreign country. Get your train ticket to Unterterzen and there just enter the gondola to Flumserberg! The biggest winter sport resort in the Eastern Part of Switzerland is waiting for...

Amden

Amden

The attractive snow-sport area Amden above the little town of Weesen at Lake Walen guarantees a change for the whole family. The smallest guests already learn to stand on skis when our ski and snowboard instructors, especially good with children, teach them. The ski roundabout Arvenbüel is ideal terrain for beginners and enthusiasts, while the profis will above all go for the Mattstock...