Matterhorn Ski Paradise Pass
360 Kilometers of Cross-Border Pistes Between Zermatt & Cervinia
Matterhorn Ski Paradise unites two countries, three valleys, and 360 kilometers of groomed trails under the iconic pyramid silhouette of the Matterhorn. The ski area features Europe highest lift-accessed point at the Matterhorn Glacier Paradise (3,883 meters), enabling 365 days of skiing every year. Passholders can drop off the Swiss glacier into Italy, carve long intermediate corduroy in Breuil-Cervinia and Valtournenche for lunch, and return across the border via the Matterhorn Alpine Crossing cable car network.
Pricing Structure & Tier Breakdown
Current Season Rates
| Pass Tier | Spring Rate | Fall Rate | Access Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| International Season Pass | 1,650 CHF | 1,820 CHF | Includes Zermatt and Italian Cervinia |
| 6-Day International Pass | 460 CHF | 510 CHF | Valid across both countries |
Renewal Incentive: Presale discounts for Swiss residents and loyalty club members
Breakeven Math
Single-day international tickets at Zermatt cost roughly 95 to 105 CHF, meaning a 6-day pass brings the daily rate to roughly 75 CHF with complete access to both countries.
Estimated Breakeven
16 to 18 days for season pass; 6-day ticket pays off on day 1
Holiday Blackout Dates
Zero blackout dates. Open 365 days a year including summer glacier skiing.
Mountain Reservation Rules
- No reservations required for lift access.
Passholder Perks & Inclusions
365-day glacier skiing access.
Matterhorn Alpine Crossing cable car connecting Switzerland and Italy.
Access to Zermatt Gornergrat cogwheel mountain railway.
Who Should Buy Matterhorn Ski Paradise Pass?
High-alpine skiers who appreciate glacier skiing, iconic scenery, five-star mountain dining, and cross-border European travel.
Matterhorn Ski Paradise Pass Mountain Footprint (5 Destinations)
Included Mountain Resorts (5)
Explore encyclopedia guides for all mountain destinations accessible on this pass.
| Resort | Location | Vertical | Skiable Acres | Access Guide |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aš | Karlovy Vary, CZ | 341' | 121 | Explore |
| Breuil-Cervinia | Aosta Valley & Veneto, IT | 4,757' | 3,800 | Explore |
| Cervinia-Valtournenche | Aosta Valley, IT | 6,066' | 3,700 | Explore |
| Valtournenche Salette | Aosta Valley & Veneto, IT | 4,849' | 1,200 | Explore |
| Zermatt Matterhorn | Valais, CH | 7,477' | 5,400 | Explore |
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you need a passport to ski between Zermatt and Cervinia?
Yes. Because you are crossing the international border between Switzerland and Italy, carrying a passport or national ID card is required by law.