Gstaad Piste Map

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Gstaad ski area overview:

Gstaad, nestled in the Swiss Alps, is a premier ski resort known for its luxury and charm. Located in the Bernese Oberland region, Gstaad combines traditional Swiss village ambiance with modern, upscale amenities. The resort sits at an altitude ranging from 1,000 to 3,000 meters, offering a diverse terrain that caters to skiers of all levels.

The ski area boasts over 200 kilometers of meticulously groomed slopes, with a variety of runs that ensure excitement for beginners, intermediates, and advanced skiers alike. In addition to downhill skiing, Gstaad is a haven for cross-country skiing, snowboarding, and off-piste adventures. The Glacier 3000, the highest point in the resort, provides reliable snow coverage and spectacular panoramic views.

Beyond skiing, Gstaad is renowned for its après-ski culture and luxury offerings. The village is dotted with high-end boutiques, gourmet restaurants, and five-star hotels, attracting a well-heeled international clientele. Annual events such as the Gstaad International Snow Golf Championship and the Hublot Polo Gold Cup add to the resort’s allure.

Gstaad’s combination of picturesque landscapes, top-tier skiing facilities, and sophisticated leisure options makes it a standout destination for those seeking both adventure and indulgence in the heart of the Swiss Alps.

Quick facts about Gstaad:

	Nearest airport to Gstaad:	Geneva, 202km	Find flights
	Transfer time to Gstaad:	2 hours (car) 2:50 hours (train)	Airport Transfers
	Gstaad resort altitude:	1050m
	Gstaad Piste altitude:	948m - 3016m
	Number of lifts in Gstaad:	53
	KM of pistes in Gstaad:	203km
	Longest piste in Gstaad:
	Total pisted runs in Gstaad:	80
	Green pistes:		N/A
	Blue pistes:		58%
	Red pistes:		27%
	Black pistes:		15%

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