Winter Season at Pontresina

Pontresina, nestled in the Upper Engadin Valley of Switzerland, transforms into a winter wonderland of unparalleled beauty and sophistication. Far from the bustling crowds, it offers an authentic Alpine experience with a touch of luxury. The village is a paradise for cross-country skiers, with kilometres of meticulously groomed trails, including sections of the famous Engadin Skimarathon route, winding through snow-laden forests and along frozen lakes. Downhill enthusiasts are well-served by the challenging pistes of Diavolezza and Lagalb, known for their stunning glacier views and exhilarating descents. Diavolezza, in particular, boasts the longest glacier descent in Switzerland, offering an unforgettable experience for advanced skiers. Beyond skiing, Pontresina invites visitors to indulge in romantic horse-drawn sleigh rides into the Roseg Valley, serene winter hiking on cleared paths, ice climbing on frozen waterfalls, and even ice skating. The architecture, dominated by traditional Engadin houses with sgraffito decorations, glows under a blanket of snow, creating a picture-postcard setting. The atmosphere is one of elegant tranquility, combining high-end wellness with active outdoor pursuits.