Whether summer or winter, training course or summit destination, weekend or holiday: Mammut Alpine School has what you're looking for and guarantees an unforgettable mountain experience. The overwhelming view from a mountain top, a trekking tour across ever-present ice, climbing a rock face or skiing through fresh powder snow on a cold winter's day, these unforgettable moments are waiting for you. The Mammut Alpine School offers a wide range of exceptional mountain experiences all year long with the best equipment for every outdoor activity.

Andermatt’s 18-hole golf course, developed with a focus on environmental aspects, is embedded in spectacular natural beauty. The multiple award-winning course offers an impressive round for enthusiastic recreational golfers and ambitious tourney golfers alike. Twelve holes are on the plateau, and the other six holes run through hills and valleys. The Scottish-inspired course measures 1.3 million square meters, is over 6 kilometers long, and meets international tournament standards. The course was designed by the renowned architect Kurt Rossknecht and is one of the most attractive golf courses in the Alps.

Whether you're a rugged individualist intent on conquering the peaks, or a family looking for gentle climbs and crystal-clear mountain lakes, the choice of trails is almost unlimited up here. Hiking is simply the best way to experience this extraordinary landscape close-up. From forests and meadows in bloom, to steep gorges and bizarre rock formations, to glaciers and mountain lakes, the diversity of the Andermatt region is astounding. With over 500km of hiking trails (including the Four Springs Trail) and 16 mountain huts, the Alps are yours to explore.

Snowy Andermatt offers all types of winter sports. The modern ski area is renowned for its sunny slopes, unhurried descents, long, steep pistes, and deep-powder descents. You’ll also find trails for winter hiking, snowshoeing, and cross-country skiing. From October to May, the winter sports resorts of Andermatt, Sedrun, and Disentis welcome you to 180km of pistes and 33 lifts climbing as high as 3000m. Four cableways operate during the summer months giving you access to 850km of hiking trails. In the Andermatt region, there are many ways to enjoy your holidays – whether hiking, swimming in a clear mountain lake, or cycling against the spectacular Alpine backdrop.

Trains are an important, sustainable, mostly punctual and pretty much always scenic mean of travel in Switzerland. No matter if you plan to arrive or depart from Andermatt by train (2 hours to Zurich with the Treno Gottardo) or are seeking a spectacular day excursion from the Radisson Blu Hotel Reussen, trains offer you the perfect mode of transport. We recommend the historic steam train up the old Furka train tracks with the “Furka Dampfbahn”, the iconic Glacier Express or a quick trip to a different canton with Matterhorn Gotthard Bahn or Treno Gottardo.

Andermatt is situated in the heart of the Swiss Alps, surrounded by eight breathtaking mountain passes. Travel by car, motorbike, vintage car, racing bike, mountain bike or PostBus to experience the charm of the Alpine passes at close quarters. You can explore diverse and varying landscapes, from lush, blooming meadows to green forests, from strange rock formations to towering stretches of mountains and glaciers. Amongst the passes surrounding our hotel are Gotthard, Furka, Oberalp, Susten, Grimsel, Nufenen, Lukmanier & Klausen. Ask us for tips to make a round trip.