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There’s plenty of terrain to excite serious boarders in Zermatt, including big and thorough snow parks such as the year-round Gravity Park.

 

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There’s plenty of terrain to excite serious boarders in Zermatt. Flats and traverses are not a huge problem when balanced by the incredible off piste riding, but avoid the Plateau Rose glacier and the Weisse Perle below Schwarzsee. The carving area below Furgsattel is served by a new chair and the lift system in general is boarder-friendly. Specific facilities are typically big and thorough: above Trockener Steg below the Gandegg chairlift is the Gravity Park (the venue for the Swiss Snowboard Championships) with halfpipes, kickers and rails, and also a ski/boarder cross course. From July to November it moves up the mountain, to just above the lift; Stoked Snowboard school runs summer camps in July and August. There’s also a snowcross course and mini park at Blauherd.

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