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Matterhorn Ski Paradise 2009 Rothorn paradise 17 Marmotte 35 Gifthittli 53 Oberer Tiefbach 70 Schusspiste 1 Untere National 18 Arbzug 36 Gornergrat 54 Hörnli 71 Theodulgletscher *ski safari 10’500 2 Ried 19 Fluhalp 37 Riffelhorn 55 Hirli 72 Furggsattel Monte Rosa 3 Riedweg 20Rio 38 Rotenboden 56 Kuhbodmen 73 Gandegg Zermatt – Sunnegga 668* 4 Brunnjeschbord 21 Gant – Findeln 39 Riffelalp 57 Aroleid 74 Gandegghütte Sunnegga – Blauherd 282* Dufourspitze 5 Eisfluh 40 Riffelboden 58 Hermetji Patrullarve – Blauherd 619* 4634 Liskamm Breithorn 6 Easy run Gornergrat 41 Landtunnel 59 Tiefbach Sommerski Theodulgletscher 4527 4164 7 Standard 25 Berter 42 Schweigmatten 60 Momatt 80 Testa Grigia Blauherd – Rothorn 484* 8 Obere National 26 Grünsee 43 Moos 61 Skiweg 81 Führerpiste Gant – Hohtälli 1063* 9 Tuftern 27 Balmbrunnen 44 Hohtälli 62 Furgg – Furi 82 Mittelpiste 10 Paradise 28 White Hare 63 Sandiger Boden 83 Plateau Rosa Riffelalp – Riffelberg – 11 Rotweng 29 Kelle Matterhorn glacier paradise 64 Garten 84 Ventina Glacier Gornergrat 878* 12 Schneehuhn 30 Mittelritz Schwarzsee paradise 65 Rennstrecke 85 Matterhorn Glacierparadise Riffelberg – Gifhittli 375* 13 Downhill 31 Platte 49 Bielti 66 Theodulsee 86 Gobba di Rollin Rimpfischhorn Strahlhorn Cima di Jazzi 3883 14 Kumme 32 Grieschumme 50 Blatten 67 Garten Buckelpiste 87 Verbindungspiste Furi – Schwarzsee 719* 4199 4190 3803 Gobba di Rollin 15 Tufternkumme 33 Triftji 51 Weisse Perle 68 Tumigu Furgg – Theodulgletscher 599* 3899 16 Chamois 34 Stockhorn 52 Stafelalp 69 Matterhorn Total Pisten Trockener Steg – Matterhorn ski paradise 313 km X7 Matterhorn glacier paradise 881* SOS Pistenrettungsdienst Zermatt Bergbahnen: Tel. +41 (0) 27 966 01 01 Beschneite Pisten oder 86 82 X6 auf Gletscher 60% Testa 1 201* 85 Stockhorn Cervinia – Plan Maison 505* 3405 Monte Rosa Hütte 85 Plan Maison – F 2795 34 Laghi cime Bianche 257* i n K Laghi cime Bianche – d e Testa Grigia 668* l 83 84 g Plan Maison – Fornet 335* r l Hohtälli e Roisetta Grand Tournalin e Rote Nase G Fornet – Bontadini 190* 3286 o h X4 X5 3480 3333 3379 t 3247 r O3 c n s Bontadini – Theodulpass 231* s e 33 H r t X3 87 7 c g e l l Trockener Steg – Furggsattel 426* h X2 e g 80 t l e s Furgg – Schwarzsee 151* I 44 c h u 6 r e d 81 3103 r o Furi – Trockener Steg 1075* e h Fluhalp T 80 35 2982 Gandegghütte 36 2616 3301 3030 X1 73 90 h g 14 13 12 Triftji Rosenritz 3089 74 36 *ski safari 12’500 11 2715 31 72 40 7 Gran 3006 6bis 10 E 32 P Sometta 11 Zermatt – Sunnegga 668* A3 V 71 Furggsattel 38 37 G Trockener Steg 46 6 F 3165 Sunnegga – Blauherd 282* Gifthittli 3365 44 Colle inf. 19 2939 2935 37 Cime Bianche Patrullarve – Blauherd 619* 12 29 1 95 47 2896 Blauherd – Rothorn 484* 30 O Kumme Blauherd 7 Z 5 Gant – Hohtälli 1063* 28 Snowpark f 2775 2571 66 16 1 39 Riffelalp – Riffelberg – 31 35 U2 Laghi Cime 6 92 Rotenboden 6.0 Bianche 7.0 Gornergrat 878* Grünsee 2815 4478 17 16 Sandiger Boden 2812 15 A2 F 26 2300 M Riffelberg – Gifhittli 375* 9 2786 70 6.0 6bis 36 0 Furi – Schwarzsee 719* Gant Breitboden N3 65 66 37 2514 37 29 T 15 Furgg – Theodulgletscher 599* 2223 26 4 6.0 O2 69 260 c Trockener Steg – 10 105 38 U1 N Motta di Plete 8 Matterhorn glacier paradise 881* 7 25 29 7.0 2870 7 1 D 24 Testa 1 201* R 27 8bis Valtournenche – Salette 721* 8 Lago Goillet 13 9 2582 T 67 8 18 2288 6.0 2516 e Salette – Becca D’aran 215* 39 93 63 29bis L 27 24 0 Salette – Motta 185* Tuftern C 64 4 b Motta – Bec Carré 415* 2216 40 N2 10 5 120 M 4 5 2555 13 4 Q 68 5 Bec Carré – Du Col 70* 91 Furgg 27bis 9 6 41 2432 Du Col – Gran Sometta 250* B Findeln 30 Plan Torrette i 55 2245 Cervinia – Plan Maison 505* 61 S 2470 21 2211 62 94 Hörnlihütte 9bis 29 7.0 13 1 Plan Maison – B 0 U 3260 3 53 A 22 Laghi cime Bianche 257* Patrullarve Landtunnel 11 33 A1 2060 Laghi cime Bianche – 2000 57 2583 E G d 53 3.0 Cielalto Testa Grigia 668* 20 42 1 P2 2 56 54 3bis 2106 16 Plan Maison – Fornet 335* Findelbach R Fornet – Bontadini 190* 3.00 1774 58 12 16 N1 43 51 5 Bontadini – Theodulpass 231* Trockener Steg – Furggsattel 426* O1 Furi 59 2 H d Furgg – Schwarzsee 151* Ried 1864 60 3 P1 49 14 Furi – Trockener Steg 1075* 50 Zum See 52 Valtournenche Blatten 1524 Beginn möglich bei 1, 8 und 12 Breuil-Cervinia sowie grosse Safari bei 11a Stafel 2050 Täsch 2199 Randa Zermatt * Höhenmeter / vertical meters Heliport 1620 Zmutt mètres de dénivelé / metri di dislivello 1936 Z-CARD® PocketMedia® (Eingetragenes Warenzeichen der Z Industries Limited). 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