Freeride Skiing in Andermatt

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Freeride Skiing Routes in Andermatt

Freeriding Andermatt / Engelberg by Mammut Alpine School

Over 100 deep snow descents | 3 Days

Moderate Freeride Skiing

Distance: 5.3 km
Ascent: 42 m
Descent: 1.5 km

Grätli

An itinerary run which is easy even with bad weather conditions.

Easy Freeride Skiing

Distance: 2 km
Ascent: 5 m
Descent: 405 m

Itinerary - Luttersee "playground"

Many variants to explore close to a marked itinerary, all between 25 and 40 degrees.

Moderate Freeride Skiing

Distance: 2.1 km
Ascent: 20 m
Descent: 592 m

Gemsplangge

Very steep at its beginning, then a long wide slope across little cliffs and dwarf alders. Many variants but a bit tricky to find the right way.

Severe Freeride Skiing

Distance: 1.8 km
Ascent: 20 m
Descent: 809 m

Gemsgrat

A long ride on Gemsgrat (ridge) with a wide, open ride back on to the "Russi run"

Difficult Freeride Skiing

Distance: 1.3 km
Ascent: 23 m
Descent: 480 m

Geissberg

600 metres of easy off-piste when the top of Gemsstock is closed.

Moderate Freeride Skiing

Distance: 2.3 km
Ascent: 27 m
Descent: 802 m

Hans im Glück (Hinter Aelpetli Tal)

Very exposed on a ridge at the begining, nice slopes in the middle with a couloir at its end. The last part in the Unteralptal is very flat back to the village of Andermatt

Severe Freeride Skiing