Matterhorn Ski Safari · Level Red
Classic Panorama Cruiser
- Start: Gornergrat valley station · Switzerland
- Required ticket: Ski passes winter
At a glance
Currently closed: Zermatt - Riffelalp, Riffelalp - Riffelberg, Riffelberg - Rotenboden and 14 more. The route can currently not be skied completely.
- Start
- 09:00 o'clock
- Duration
- ca. 4 h 25 min
- Kilometres of runs
- 31 km
- Lifts
- 8 Lifts
- Stages
- 3 Stages
Ready for the route?
What you need to know
Show checklist
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Ski pass Zermatt
The Ski pass Zermatt allows you to explore the entire route. -
Journey by train
The Gornergrat Railway takes you directly from Zermatt into the ski area. -
Panoramic views
Each stage offers impressive mountain views.
Stage by stage through the mountain panorama
The day at a glance
Skiing with a view: The Matterhorn Ski Safari Classic Panorama Cruiser takes you from Gornergrat via Hohtälli and Riffelalp through spectacular mountain scenery. Varied descents and breathtaking views of the Matterhorn and the surrounding 4,000-metre peaks accompany you throughout the day.
Stage 1 of 3 · Zermatt → Gornergrat → Gant
Stage 1: Zermatt & Gornergrat
- Duration
- 2 h 30 min
- Lifts
- 5 Lifts
- Runs
- 3 Runs
From Zermatt, the Gornergrat Railway takes skiers directly up to Gornergrat, offering views of the Matterhorn and the Monte Rosa massif. The route then follows the Gornergrat slope to the Gifthittli chairlift before continuing along the Gifthittli, Kelle and Grünsee slopes to Gant.
5 Lifts · 3 Runs show
Sequence of the stage
- Zermatt - Riffelalp Status: Closed
- Riffelalp - Riffelberg Status: Closed
- Riffelberg - Rotenboden Status: Closed
- Rotenboden - Gornergrat Status: Closed
- Golden Lok & Zooom
- 36 · Gornergrat Status: Closed
- Gifthittli Status: Closed
- 29 · Kelle Status: Closed
- 26 · Grünsee Status: Closed
Stage 2 of 3 · Gant → Hohtälli → Gant
Stage 2: Gant & Hohtälli
- Duration
- 40 min
- Lifts
- 1 Lift
- Runs
- 3 Runs
From Gant, the cable car takes you up to Hohtälli for another impressive mountain panorama. The White Hare, Kelle and Grünsee slopes lead back to Gant.
1 Lift · 3 Runs show
Sequence of the stage
- Gant - Hohtälli Status: Closed
- 28 · White Hare Status: Closed
- 29 · Kelle Status: Closed
- 26 · Grünsee Status: Closed
Stage 3 of 3 · Gant → Hohtälli → Zermatt
Stage 3: Riffelberg & Zermatt
- Duration
- 1 h 15 min
- Lifts
- 2 Lifts
- Runs
- 6 Runs
From Gant, the cable car runs back up to Hohtälli. The route then follows the Iglu slope via Riffelalp and Schweigmatten down to Furi. From there, the Riffelberg-Express leads uphill once more before the Blatten slope continues back to Zermatt.
2 Lifts · 6 Runs show
Sequence of the stage
- Gant - Hohtälli Status: Closed
- 44 · Hohtälli Status: Closed
- 45 · Iglupiste Status: Closed
- 39 · Riffelalp Status: Closed
- 41 · Landtunnel Status: Closed
- 42 · Schweigmatten Status: Closed
- Furi - Riffelberg Status: Closed
- 50 · Blatten Status: Closed
Interactive panoramic map
The route at a glance
The interactive panoramic map shows the Classic Panorama Cruiser route and all three stages through Matterhorn Ski Paradise.
Hit the slopes with the right ticket
The right ski pass
Good to know
Frequently asked questions
The Ski pass Zermatt is required for this route. It covers all lifts and slopes along the route.
Buy ski passThe Classic Panorama Cruiser is one of the red Matterhorn Ski Safari routes and is suitable for skiers who feel confident on red slopes. The route combines varied descents through the Gornergrat, Gant and Hohtälli areas with impressive high-alpine views.
There are several places to take a break along the Classic Panorama Cruiser. Riffelberg is particularly suitable for a stop with views of the surrounding mountains. Towards the end of the route, several restaurants in Furi also offer a relaxing place to take a break.
The Classic Panorama Cruiser offers impressive views of the high-alpine mountain landscape around Zermatt. Gornergrat and Hohtälli in particular provide sweeping views of the Matterhorn, the Monte Rosa massif with the Dufourspitze, and numerous other peaks over 4,000 metres.