Skiing in Andermatt: Epic Pass Resort Guide (2026–27)
Short answer: Andermatt-Sedrun-Disentis is a Vail Resorts–owned ski area in central Switzerland, unlimited on the Epic Pass. The resorts are linked over the Oberalp Pass and known for heavy snowfall, freeride on the Gemsstock (2,961 m) and the easiest access from Zurich, about 2 hours by train. Stay at The Chedi Andermatt or the Radisson Blu Reussen.
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Andermatt was a sleepy military town on the Gotthard route until a major resort investment transformed it. Today it's one of the most modern ski villages in Switzerland — and, for Epic Pass holders, effectively free to ski.
The mountain
- Gemsstock — steep, high and famous for freeride.
- Nätschen–Oberalp–Sedrun — long, scenic runs linked across the Oberalp Pass; trains connect the sectors.
- Disentis — the quieter western end of the ski area.
Where to stay
The Chedi Andermatt
Andermatt · Uri
Alpine-Asian luxury hotel with a large spa and indoor pool.
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Andermatt · Uri
More affordable Andermatt option with a spa and pool.
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Is Andermatt on the Epic Pass?
Yes. Andermatt-Sedrun-Disentis is owned by Vail Resorts: unlimited on the full Epic Pass, 5 days on Epic Local.
Is Andermatt good for experts?
Very. The Gemsstock is one of Switzerland's best freeride mountains. Hire a guide for off-piste.
How do I get to Andermatt from Zurich?
By train in about 2 hours, changing in Göschenen. The Matterhorn Gotthard Bahn also links Andermatt with the Oberalp Pass ski area.