Zermatt–Cervinia Piste Map

Zermatt and Cervinia meet on the Theodul glacier to form one vast cross-border ski area beneath the Matterhorn. Some 360 km of pistes link Switzerland and Italy, topping out at 3,883 m on the Klein Matterhorn — the highest lift-served point in the Alps — and running all the way down to Zermatt at 1,620 m. You can ski to lunch in Italy and be back in the Valais for après, with glacier skiing that lasts well beyond winter.

This 3D printed model shows the linked area in relief, the Matterhorn rising at its heart, with every marked run traced in copper across snow-white terrain and the resort names engraved beneath. It makes a thoughtful gift for anyone who has stood at Testa Grigia deciding which country to ski into — a way to keep the mountain long after the trip ends.

Printed to order in the UK, with an optional personalised line of text — a name, a date, a summit. Free UK shipping. Piste data © OpenStreetMap contributors.