Matterhorn Ski Safari · Level Blue
First Ski Experience
- Start: Sunnegga-Rothorn valley station · Switzerland
- Required ticket: Beginners ski pass
At a glance
Currently closed: Zermatt - Sunnegga, Leisee-Shuttle, 5 · Eisfluh and 5 more. The route can currently not be skied completely.
- Duration
- ca. 5 h 16 min
- Lifts
- 8 Lifts
- Stations
- 3 Stations
- Runs
- Blue runs only
Ready for the route?
What you need to know
Show checklist
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Beginner ski pass
The Beginner ski pass is sufficient for the entire route. -
Progress step by step
The slopes become more challenging as the route progresses. -
Easy access
Take the funicular and the Leisee-Shuttle directly from Zermatt into the ski area. -
Ideal for beginners
Discover your first slopes and build confidence on skis. -
A culinary break in Findeln
Numerous mountain restaurants invite you to stop for a break.
From Wolli beginners Park to your first blue slopes
The day at a glance
From first turns to new discoveries: The Matterhorn Ski Safari First Ski Experience takes you from Wolli’s Beginners’ Park via Eisfluh and Findeln to Blauherd. The slopes gradually become more challenging, allowing beginners to build confidence and discover more of the ski area with every turn.
Station 1 of 3 · Zermatt → Sunnegga → Wolli-Park
Station 1: Zermatt & Wolli-Park
- Duration
- 3 h
- Lifts
- 2 Lifts
- Runs
- 0 Runs
From Zermatt, take the funicular to Sunnegga and continue on the Leisee-Shuttle to Wolli beginners Park Sunnegga. The easy practice slopes are ideal for working on your first turns and building confidence on skis.
2 Lifts · 0 Runs show
Sequence of the stage
- Zermatt - Sunnegga Status: Closed
- Leisee-Shuttle Status: Closed
- Wolli-Anfängerpark (kommt noch)
Station 2 of 3 · Wolli-Park → Sunnegga → Eisfluh
Station 2: Sunnegga & Eisfluh
- Duration
- 45 min
- Lifts
- 2 Lifts
- Runs
- 1 Run
The Leisee-Shuttle takes you from the Wolli beginners park back to Sunnegga. From there, the first blue descent follows the Eisfluh slope to the chairlift of the same name, which takes you back up to Sunnegga.
2 Lifts · 1 Run show
Sequence of the stage
- Wolli-Anfängerpark (kommt noch)
- Leisee-Shuttle Status: Closed
- 5 · Eisfluh Status: Closed
- Eisfluh Status: Closed
Station 3 of 3 · Eisfluh → Findeln → Blauherd → Sunnegga → Zermatt
Station 3: Findeln & Blauherd
- Duration
- 1 h 45 min
- Lifts
- 3 Lifts
- Runs
- 2 Runs
The Easyrun slope leads to Findeln, where numerous mountain restaurants invite you to take a break. The Eja chairlift and combi cable car then take you up to Blauherd. From there, the Standard slope leads back to Sunnegga, followed by the funicular down to Zermatt.
3 Lifts · 2 Runs show
Sequence of the stage
- 6 · Easy run Status: Closed
- Eja - Sunnegga Status: Closed
- Sunnegga - Blauherd Status: Closed
- 7 · Standard Status: Closed
- Zermatt - Sunnegga Status: Closed
Interactive panoramic map
The route at a glance
The interactive panoramic map shows all three stages of the Matterhorn Ski Safari First Ski Experience and how the route runs through the ski area.
Hit the slopes with the right ticket
The right ski pass
Good to know
Frequently asked questions
Yes, the First Ski Experience is also a good starting point for complete beginners. The route begins at Wolli’s Beginners’ Park Sunnegga, where skiers can practise their first turns. The slopes then become progressively more challenging, allowing skiers to continue along the route according to their ability.
The Beginner Skipass is sufficient for the entire First Ski Experience. It covers all the lifts needed along the route in the Sunnegga–Blauherd area.
Buy ski passFrom Zermatt, the Sunnegga-Express funicular takes you directly to Sunnegga. From there, the Leisee-Shuttle provides easy access to Wolli’s Beginners’ Park Sunnegga. No chairlift or ski lift is needed to reach the park.
The route is designed so that the slopes become progressively more challenging. Following the recommended order allows skiers to gradually build their confidence and skills before moving on to more demanding slopes.
Yes, the First Ski Experience is ideal for a family ski day. The route offers several opportunities to stop and take a break, including at the restaurants in Findeln. This allows families to enjoy a varied day of skiing at their own pace.
Findeln is a particularly good place to take a break along the route. The hamlet is known for its many restaurants, where skiers can relax and enjoy a meal. There are also impressive views of the Matterhorn.