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Data verified: August 2026 · 26/27 season

🇨🇭 Switzerland · Surselva, Grisons canton

Disentis

SkiArena Andermatt+Sedrun+Disentis

  • 180 km of piste
  • 3000 m top altitude
Disentis, Switzerland
Altitudes
hasta 3000m
Km of piste
180 km
Lifts
33
Airport
Zurich (ZRH)

Switzerland · Surselva · 180 km of pistes in the domain · 33 lifts · up to 3,000 m

Summary

Disentis/Mustér is the eastern edge of the SkiArena Andermatt+Sedrun+Disentis, the largest ski domain in the heart of Switzerland: 180 km of pistes, 33 lifts and mountains that reach 3,000 metres. The village, at around 1,130 m, is the largest Romansh-speaking community in the country and revolves around a Benedictine abbey over 1,400 years old.

It is not a postcard resort. There is no pedestrian street lined with watchmakers or a parade of designer coats. What there is: snow, a little-trafficked valley and a train that stops at your door.

Technical data

MetricValue
Km of pistes (entire domain)180
Lifts (entire domain)33
Maximum altitude3,000 m
Blue pistes47.5 km
Red pistes84 km
Black pistes37 km
Yellow itineraries (marked off-piste)16.5 km

Source: andermatt-sedrun-disentis.ch, consulted 21-08-2026.

Honest note: those figures are for the entire domain, not the Disentis sector alone. The lift company does not publish a breakdown by sector, so it does not appear here. A made-up number on a fact sheet becomes a false promise in a budget.

Location and access

The reference airport is Zurich. From there you arrive by train via Chur, without needing a car.

And there is one detail no other resort in this catalogue has: the Glacier Express passes through Disentis, the scenic train that links Zermatt with St. Moritz. Its own website puts it like this:

“Down the valley from the Oberalp Pass, the Glacier Express passes Disentis, the largest Romansh-speaking community in Switzerland.”

In other words: getting to Disentis can be part of the journey, not the chore of getting to it.

Piste breakdown, explained

The 180 km of the domain break down as follows: 84 km red — almost half —, 47.5 blue and 37 black. It is a domain for a skier who knows what they are doing. And on top of that there are 16.5 km of yellow itineraries, which in Switzerland means marked off-piste but not groomed or patrolled: virgin snow terrain marked on the map.

Who it is for

Intermediate and advanced skiers: the bulk is red. Here you can ski all day without repeating a run.

Freeriders: the 16.5 km of yellow itineraries are the reason to come. Surselva is one of the quietest areas of the Grisons.

Those looking for a real village: Disentis has not become a postcard attraction. The abbey, the Romanesque and the language are still there.

Who it is NOT for: families with young children just learning, and people who want after-ski with music. For that there is Villars or Grindelwald, and we’re telling you before you book it.

How we sell it

Disentis makes the catalogue for three specific reasons:

  1. You get there by train and the train is the Glacier Express. It fits with the company’s Swiss argument: from the airport to your door with no hire car.
  2. Large domain at quiet valley prices, not postcard resort prices.
  3. It has marked off-piste on the map, which is what the client wants once they have grown tired of the white motorways.

Fact sheet created 21-08-2026. Km, lifts, altitude and piste distribution verified against the official domain website (andermatt-sedrun-disentis.ch). The Disentis sector breakdown separately is not published by the official source and so does not appear here. Lift pass rates for the 2026/27 season are not yet published.

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