Gstaad Piste Map

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Gstaad's terrain is spread across several interconnected ski areas, each offering its own atmosphere and slope variety. The total skiable distance reaches 200 km, with 200 hectares of designated terrain and altitudes ranging from 1,050 m to 3,000 m. The Eggli sector is particularly appealing for beginners and families, offering gentle descents and broad pistes serviced by modern gondolas and surface lifts.

Wispile is a favourite for intermediate skiers, with rolling terrain that balances pace and gradient. The long descent from the Wispile summit to Gstaad village stretches over 10 km, showcasing excellent snow conditions and alpine vistas throughout. The grooming across this sector is consistent, ideal for confidence-building laps.

Advanced skiers often make their way to Glacier 3000, the resort’s highest point. With a summit reaching 3,000 m and steep ridges across the Red Run and Martisberg pistes, it offers strong vertical drops and glacial snow well into spring. The chairlift network here connects efficiently back to Reusch for onward connections, reducing wait times even on busier days.

For those seeking freestyle challenges, Gstaad features two terrain parks with progressive jumps, rails, and a pipe suitable for varied skill levels. The larger park near Saanenmöser includes eight rails and is open to both skiers and snowboarders. Tubing lanes are scattered across key sectors, with seven in total offering easy fun for families.

Notable landscapes include sweeping ridgelines above the Rinderberg sector and secluded alpine bowls near Schönried, where experienced skiers can explore natural features on marked pistes. The open terrain and consistent snowmaking create a versatile environment that remains enjoyable in different weather conditions.

The lift infrastructure—comprising gondolas, quads, triples, doubles, and surface lifts—ensures seamless transitions between terrain types. Combined with well-marked pistes for every ability level and dramatic natural scenery, Gstaad delivers a balanced ski experience focused on comfort, exploration, and return-worthy conditions.

 

Terrain

Intermediate Runs
60%
Advanced Runs
28%
Expert Runs
12%
Runs in Total
75
Longest Run
10 km
Skiable Terrain
200 km
Night Skiing
10 ha
Night Skiing
1 km
Snow Making
87 ha
Snow Making
87 km

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