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Where is Zweisimmen - Gstaad?
Gstaad and Zweisimmen lie in the Bernese Oberland, canton of Bern in Switzerland. Both municipalities belong to the administrative district of Obersimmental - Saanen. Saanen covers an area of 120 km² and is home to around 6.900 people, 3.600 live in Gstaad.
How is the weather in Zweisimmen - Gstaad?
Check out our live webcam for the current weather forecast for today, tomorrow or the weekend and get informed about the snow conditions in the ski region of Gstaad Mountain Rides and at the Glacier 3000 ski resort. Our live webcams also provide information about open and closed lifts, open and closed ski trails as well as available rooms and hotels. Get live weather info about the near city of Geneva.
What to do in Zweisimmen - Gstaad in winter
There are several ski areas in Gstaad: Wispile, Eggli – Saanen – Chalberhöni - Videmanette and Wasserngrat. The ski resorts of Saanenmöser, Schönried, Zweisimmen, Gsteig, Lauenen and Les Diablerets - Alpes Vaudoises are also very close. Both, skiers and snowboarders enjoy visiting the region as it is a true winter wonderland. The ski network of Gstaad Mountain Rides is one of the biggest and most snow reliable ski resorts in Switzerland, featuring 53 gondolas and 220 km of piste. Wilspile and Rinderberg offer night skiing on flood-lit slopes. The more adventurous will enjoy glacier hiking or heli-skiing. Besides alpine ski runs, the region features perfectly groomed x-country skiing and winter hiking trails. In bad weather make use of the many wellness offers in Gstaad being THE "Wellness-Destination" in Switzerland.
What´s going on in Gstaad and Zweisimmen in summer?
Gstaad in summer boasts great outdoor opportunities, such as hiking, mountaineering, mountain biking, climbing, alpine sliding and various white-water sports. Rinderberg features various exciting trails; the mountain is part of the Bernese Alps and lies between Gstaad and St. Stephan. At Glacier 3000 ski resort it is possible to ski and to x-country ski even in the summer. Lauenensee nature reserve is home to amazing waterfalls and high moors. Gstaad‘s first-class hotels and the fine restaurants are famous beyond the borders of Switzerland. This very diverse holiday destination is not only host to numerous sporting events, but also offers special holiday packages and deals for families with children. The neighbouring villages of Lenk, Schönried and Rougemont are always worth visiting.