"Andermatt's ski area, marketed as Andermatt-Sedrun-Disentis, offers roughly 180 kilometers of terrain, featuring high-alpine bowls and long fall-line runs that drop toward the villages of Andermatt and Sedrun."
"With American skiers flocking to this secluded ski resort, known for its exceptional off-piste terrain, hiring a guide isn't just helpful; it's essential."
"A unique loophole in Switzerland's 'Lex Koller' law allows foreigners to purchase property here, as it is a former army base, attracting U.S. buyers."
Andermatt, once a military town, has evolved into a leading ski resort in Europe after significant redevelopment and acquisition by Vail Resorts. The ski area, Andermatt-Sedrun-Disentis, features 180 kilometers of terrain and high-altitude lifts. U.S. tourist interest has surged, with 20% of overnight stays in 2023 coming from Americans. A loophole in Swiss property laws allows foreign ownership, further attracting buyers. The resort is renowned for off-piste skiing, necessitating guides for safety and enhanced experiences, bolstered by its growing reputation and media exposure.
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