T O P 5 S K I I N G R E S O RT S I N S W I T Z E R L A N D C R E A T E D B Y J A C K R Y G E R

• Are you an experienced or expert skier looking for your next, new ski resort to hit this winter?

• Travel to Switzerland to experience the beauty of the country while enjoying some of the best and most beautiful slopes in the world.

• Here is a countdown of five of the country’s resorts to visit this winter if you’re still deciding your vacation (most are on the more expensive side, but they’re worth the price) …

V E R B I E R

• Though particularly popular with its French-speaking clientele, all are still welcomed to Verbier with its network of cable cars and gondolas giving you convenient access to more resorts including Veysonnaz and La Tzoumaz.

# 1

• After you day skiing, you can relax and enjoy some of the most creative and delicious cuisine.

• If you’re also a food connoisseur then this is your resort as the others serve simple and typical ski resort menus.

S T. M O R I T Z

• Having more of an Austrian influence compared to the other resorts on this list, St. Mortiz showcases authentic medieval architecture including folkloric fixtures, hand-carved paneling, and local granite throughout.

# 2

• There are slopes for all levels here.

• The Corvigilia, located just above St. Moritz is the most suitable for new or beginner skiers.

• If you’re looking for more of a challenge then head over to Sils Maria (Corvatsh) or Pontresina (Diavolezza).

• Both feature difficult slopes that you will challenge you all day long.

• Intermediate-level skiers should take the one cable-care connection to Piz Corvatsch and ski all the way back to St. Moritz’s lake.

A R O S A• Relatively new to

the scene amongst the ski resorts, Arosa is one of the most isolated and quiet vacations spots you’ll find.

• If you’re a nature lover then escape here as you head in on the one the road that leads to town.

# 3

• Lined with alpine meadows as far as your eye can see, Arosa couldn’t been any more serene.

Z E R M AT T

• In the Southwest region of Switzerland, Zermatt is located on a high-altitude plateau.

• It's known for its slopes just as much as its party scene with beer-drinking heading into the early hours of the morning.

# 4

• Primarily tailored to intermediate skiers, it also feature a difficult course with a drop of (3,280ft) from start to finish.

G S TA A D

• Located in Saaneland, Gstaad is a cool option with plenty of action off the slopes as much as there is on them.

# 5

• During your downtime, you can attend music festivals, shop till you drop, and people-watch.

• You can people watch there for hours or enjoy the view as the sun goes down.

• There’s no doubting that anywhere you ski this winter will bring you joy, but there’s something particularly special about the Swiss slopes that will leave you skiing fearless.