Official grades are separate from comfort. Sources checked 19 October 2026; check current maps, closures and conditions before skiing.
Andermatt-Sedrun
The official panorama shows blue piste 1 following the winding road descent between Nätschen and Andermatt.
The old 7 km length and 900 m vertical were not verified. The map places Nätschen at 1842 m and Andermatt at 1444 m, so the claimed vertical was incorrect.
Official grade: BlueComfort: not yet rated
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The official grade alone does not establish how comfortable this piste will feel to a less confident skier.
Reviewed 19 October 2026. A 2025–26 map is labelled as such where a later winter map was not available.
Corrected grades, areas & other reviewed entries (10)
These are retained to explain earlier listings, preserve links and distinguish individual pistes from broad areas. They are not additional local blue recommendations.
Andermatt-Sedrun
Nätschen is a ski sector with a dedicated beginner park; the slopes above it have several official grades.
The general area name does not identify a single blue run. Use the exact numbered piste and keep the beginner park separate from the wider mountain.
Official grade: Mixed gradesComfort: not yet rated
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The official grade alone does not establish how comfortable this piste will feel to a less confident skier.
Reviewed 19 October 2026. A 2025–26 map is labelled as such where a later winter map was not available.
Andermatt-Sedrun
The claimed named route to Stahlgrund could not be matched to the official winter panorama.
The former blue grade, route length and 900 m vertical have been withdrawn. Gütsch is shown at 2344 m; a destination and exact piste number are required.
Official grade: Not confirmedComfort: not yet rated
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The official grade alone does not establish how comfortable this piste will feel to a less confident skier.
Reviewed 19 October 2026. A 2025–26 map is labelled as such where a later winter map was not available.
Andermatt-Sedrun
Sedrun is an area containing blue, red and black pistes, not one blue run.
The old five-minute train journey from Andermatt and the claim that this entire side has the gentlest terrain were unsupported.
Official grade: Mixed gradesComfort: not yet rated
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The official grade alone does not establish how comfortable this piste will feel to a less confident skier.
Reviewed 19 October 2026. A 2025–26 map is labelled as such where a later winter map was not available.
Andermatt-Sedrun
The official map shows red and black pistes around the Oberalp/Calmut side as well as blue routes elsewhere in the linked network.
The old picture of a separate uniformly gentle plateau ski area was inaccurate. Confirm the exact descent and connection before planning a blue-only day.
Official grade: Mixed gradesComfort: not yet rated
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The official grade alone does not establish how comfortable this piste will feel to a less confident skier.
Reviewed 19 October 2026. A 2025–26 map is labelled as such where a later winter map was not available.
Andermatt-Sedrun
The summit descents are shown red 70 and black 71; several blue pistes are confined to the Gurschen area below. There is no single mapped blue called Gemsstock North Face.
The old title could lead a blue-run skier onto summit terrain of a different grade. It has been withdrawn as a blue recommendation.
Official grade: Mixed gradesComfort: not yet rated
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The official grade alone does not establish how comfortable this piste will feel to a less confident skier.
Reviewed 19 October 2026. A 2025–26 map is labelled as such where a later winter map was not available.
Andermatt-Sedrun
Matti is the official dedicated beginner park at Nätschen; that is distinct from the surrounding pistes.
The old label grouped the whole Nätschen area as easy blues. The wider network must be selected by individual piste number.
Official grade: Mixed gradesComfort: not yet rated
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The official grade alone does not establish how comfortable this piste will feel to a less confident skier.
Reviewed 19 October 2026. A 2025–26 map is labelled as such where a later winter map was not available.
Andermatt-Sedrun
Neither the claimed Stöckli chairlift nor a piste with this title could be matched to the official current winter panorama.
The old continuous-blue village-return route has been withdrawn pending an exact official match.
Official grade: Not confirmedComfort: not yet rated
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The official grade alone does not establish how comfortable this piste will feel to a less confident skier.
Reviewed 19 October 2026. A 2025–26 map is labelled as such where a later winter map was not available.
Andermatt-Sedrun
Disentis is a separate sector with several grades of piste and learning terrain around Caischavedra.
The previous assertion that its runs are uniformly easy and its fixed train-time claim were not verified. Select a numbered piste rather than this area label.
Official grade: Mixed gradesComfort: not yet rated
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The official grade alone does not establish how comfortable this piste will feel to a less confident skier.
Reviewed 19 October 2026. A 2025–26 map is labelled as such where a later winter map was not available.
Andermatt-Sedrun
Milez is a lift and piste junction; the surrounding routes include different official grades.
The old blanket easy-blue description and five-minute access claim from Andermatt have been withdrawn.
Official grade: Mixed gradesComfort: not yet rated
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The official grade alone does not establish how comfortable this piste will feel to a less confident skier.
Reviewed 19 October 2026. A 2025–26 map is labelled as such where a later winter map was not available.
Andermatt-Sedrun
The official panorama shows Realp as a separate village area, not a mapped blue traverse from Gütsch.
The old Gütsch-to-Realp directions were unsupported and must not be used as a ski route.
Official grade: Not confirmedComfort: not yet rated
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The official grade alone does not establish how comfortable this piste will feel to a less confident skier.
Reviewed 19 October 2026. A 2025–26 map is labelled as such where a later winter map was not available.
