Matterhorn/Theodul-Glacier
Beginner's slopes and scenic views

You get there from Schwarzsee. Momatt, Tiefbach and lower Aroleid are most often closed because the amount of snow causes danger of avalange or does not allow any skiing at all. We regard them to be the most interesting and most demanding slopes among all, steep and narrow, although much shorter than the slopes around Stockhorn. Other pistes worth mentioning are the Weiße Perle and the black marked blue run along the Hörnli skilift.

The Klein Matterhorn area is the realm of beginners. I did not like those very wide and flat slopes in former times as you were banned not to leave the area. Walking to the Gandegg hut is as well not my favourite though not bad a place to go. A fourtnight in Zermatt saw us once

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Only the slope from Furgg to Furi
offers some difficulties especially when the slope becomes very wet in
the early afternoon or icy somewhat later.
The great thing is that last part from Furi to Winkelmatten
in «Sulzschnee», i.e. melting snow. On the way you will
probably
have a last beer at Furi or - if you miss this opportunity - at Zum
See oder Blatten. There you get a guarantee for amusement
as less skillful skiers often stumble across the material carelessly
thrown apart or left behind by the guests of the restaurants.