In Switzerland, excellence isn't aspirational—it's baseline. The country's smallest ski resorts would be crown jewels elsewhere, while its premier destinations operate in a category entirely ...

Zermatt, Switzerland: The Matterhorn towers above one of the world's largest ski areas at Zermatt. Click through the gallery for more resorts that typically deliver good amounts of snow: ...

Switzerland's best-known resort brings together every Alpine cliché, from its views of the world's most photogenic mountain, the Matterhorn, to its narrow streets lined with wonky, weathered chalets.

6. Matterhorn Ski Paradise - Italy/Switzerland Perhaps the most famous of the many European resorts where you can ski across country lines is the Matterhorn Ski Paradise, which allows skiers to go ...

Switzerland has always led the ski pack. In 1864, St Moritz hotelier Johannes Badrutt convinced summering British travellers to return in winter. When they arrived over the Julier Pass, wrapped in ...

As one of Switzerland’s largest ski resorts, Verbier has it all but is best known as a mecca of freeride skiing. It’s hosted the Verbier XTreme finals of the Freeride World Tour on the infamous Bec ...

Saas-Fee Ski Resort (Switzerland) Closest airport: Fly into Sion Airport, then take a 2.5-hour train ride or approximately 120-minute taxi. Depending on your hotel or homestay, you may be able to ...

The 218 miles of ski runs and 58 lifts are an intermediate’s heaven centered around the Corviglia area, with skiing from just below the summit of the Piz Nair via a cable car.

Vail Resorts has entered into an agreement to acquire its 42nd ski area, Crans-Montana Mountain Resort in Switzerland, the company announced Thursday. In a deal that has been in the works for several ...

As one of Switzerland’s largest ski resorts, Verbier has it all but is best known as a mecca of freeride skiing. It’s hosted the Verbier XTreme finals of the Freeride World Tour on the ...

It's the spiritual home of the jet set and one of the Alps' first winter resorts but there is far more to glitzy St. Moritz than just diamonds and designer ski suits.