Ski tours - 1 day

The easiest way to reach the summit is from the Klein Matterhorn lift station. The tour can be completed in one day or in conjunction with a multi-day tour of the Monte Rosa massif. The Pollux can be climbed in the summer and the winter. In winter it can be done in combination with a beautiful ski decent over the Schwarztor.

The ascent to the Pollux summit is not particularly long (1 - 1.5 hours). It does however have a more demanding climbing section (difficulty level 2).

The Breithorn (4,164 m above sea level) in the Valais Alps is considered to be one of the easiest to climb in the Alps, even in winter. With the mountain railway it goes to 3'800 m above sea level. M. to the Little Matterhorn. From there it is just 380 meters to the summit. A nice descent over the Schwarztor awaits you from there.

The ski tour to the Pfulwe (3,314 m above sea level) above Zermatt offers a magnificent panoramic view of some of the most impressive four-thousand-meter peaks in the Alps, such as Allalin and Rimpfischhorn, Monte Rosa Massif, Matterhorn, Dent Blanche and Weisshorn. Due to the cable car support, this tour is also recommended for not so experienced ski tourers.

A tour for active skiers, ski tourers and adventure lovers. The La Traversata leads via a Via Ferrata and lets freeriders get their money's worth. Very worthwhile climbing ascent with great views.

We offer you the ski tour to the Tête Blanche 3724 m above sea level as preparation for the PDG (Patrouille des Glaciers) - the hardest ski touring race in the world - as a day tour.

A tour for active skiers, ski tourers and adventure lovers. The La Traversata leads via a Via Ferrata and lets freeriders get their money's worth. Very worthwhile climbing ascent with great views.

The ski tour to the Fluhhorn (2,850 m above sea level) above Zermatt offers a magnificent panoramic view of some of the most impressive four-thousand-meter peaks in the Alps, such as Allalin and Rimpfischhorn, Monte Rosa Massif, Matterhorn, Dent Blanche and Weisshorn. Due to the cable car support, this tour is also recommended for not so experienced ski tourers.

Fulfill your dream to climb your the first four-thousand-meter peak! See the world from above, the view over 37 four-thousand-meter peaks - unique and unforgettable! On the Breithorn Normal route, this dream is also possible for beginners and in all season!

Starting point of the ski descent from the Schwarztor is the summit station Klein Matterhorn at 3850 m above sea level. From there the tour leads down to the Breithorn plateau and finally to the Schwarztor. After a wonderful descent you reach the Gornergletscher and then the ski area of Zermatt.

The Breithorn (4164 m above sea level) in the Valais Alps is considered to be one of the most easy 4000 m in the Alps even in winter. With the cable car you reach the station Klein Matterhorn station at 3800 m above sea level. From there it is just 380 meters ascent to the summit.