Matterhorn glacier paradise
Matterhorn glacier paradise, highest lift station in the Alps · 3,883 m
Switzerland Matterhorn Ski Paradise ski area
Zermatt Webcams
4 webcams show Zermatt, covering Matterhorn glacier paradise, highest lift station in the Alps, Rothorn summit, Sunnegga sector and Gornergrat railway summit station.
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Webcams
Rothorn
Rothorn summit, Sunnegga sector · 3,104 m
Gornergrat
Gornergrat railway summit station · 3,135 m
Trockener Steg
Trockener Steg, Matterhorn glacier paradise sector · 2,939 m
Official webcams
Frequently asked questions
How many webcams are there in Zermatt?
4, of which 0 can be viewed on this page.
Which is the highest webcam in Zermatt?
Matterhorn glacier paradise, at 3,883 m.
Where are the official Zermatt webcams?
The resort publishes its own camera page; the link on this page goes straight to it.
How far is Zermatt from Milan Malpensa airport?
Milan Malpensa is about 105 minutes by road from Zermatt (87.7 km). The drive time is estimated from the road distance.
How high is Zermatt?
The highest lift-served point is 3,883 m, with the village at 1,624 m, a vertical of 2,263 m.
How many km of pistes does Zermatt have?
Zermatt has 121 km of marked pistes across 78 runs, measured from OpenStreetMap geometry.
How many lifts does Zermatt have?
33 lifts (9 gondolas or cable cars, 9 chairlifts and 1 drag lift).
When does Zermatt open for 2026/27?
Zermatt is scheduled to open on 1 November 2026 and close on 3 May 2027.
Related pages
Data updated · Sources: The resort’s official website