St. Moritz

St. Moritz's primary ski resort, offering 155 km of meticulously groomed pistes accessible directly from the village. It features renowned descents like the FIS World Cup 'Piste Salastrains' and numerous blue and red runs suitable for intermediates, along with challenging black slopes. Known for its 'White Carpet' service ensuring perfectly groomed pistes and the 'Paradiso' gourmet piste. Includes several snow parks and ski cross areas. Lift operating hours typically run from 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM during the winter season. Day pass prices vary, approximately 80-100 CHF.

The highest ski area in Engadin, reaching a peak altitude of 3,303m, offering spectacular views and guaranteed snow conditions. It features 120 km of varied pistes, including the longest floodlit run in Switzerland (4.2 km) for thrilling night skiing experiences. Corvatsch is known for its challenging slopes, extensive freeride possibilities, and the Corvatsch Park for freestylers. Lift operating hours typically run from 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM. Day pass prices are comparable to Corviglia.

Famous for its stunning glacier runs and dramatic alpine scenery, accessible via cable car from Bernina Pass. It offers challenging red and black slopes, renowned for the 10 km long 'Glacier Run' (only accessible with a guide and suitable conditions) down to Morteratsch, and exhilarating freeride terrain. The Diavolezza summit features a panoramic restaurant and a high-altitude outdoor Jacuzzi. Primarily suited for experienced skiers. Lift operating hours generally run from 8:40 AM to 4:20 PM.

Over 200 km of meticulously groomed cross-country ski trails winding through the picturesque Engadin valley, connecting St. Moritz with neighboring villages like Pontresina, Zuoz, and Sils. This network includes sections of the famous Engadin Skimarathon route, catering to both classic and skating styles. Trails are generally free to use, with voluntary contributions encouraged for maintenance. Offers stunning views of frozen lakes and snow-laden forests.

A vast network of over 580 km of marked hiking trails and 400 km of mountain biking trails. Options range from easy lakeside strolls around Lake St. Moritz to challenging alpine treks like the panoramic trail from Piz Nair to Corviglia, or multi-day tours in the majestic Bernina massif. Numerous trails are accessible directly from St. Moritz or via mountain lifts. Detailed maps and guided tours are readily available at the Tourist Information Office.

The centerpiece of the village, offering opportunities for sailing, windsurfing, kitesurfing, rowing, and stand-up paddleboarding during the warmer summer months. Rental facilities are conveniently located along the lake shore. In winter, the frozen lake transforms into a unique event venue, hosting prestigious international events like the St. Moritz Polo World Cup on Snow and the White Turf horse races.

The world's only natural ice bob run, in continuous operation since 1904. Open to professional athletes for training and competitions, and to guests for an unforgettable passenger ride experience. Over 1,722 meters long with 19 curves, guest rides can reach speeds of up to 135 km/h with an experienced pilot. Prices for guest rides are typically around 250 CHF. Operates generally from December to March.

Showcases the rich culture, history, and traditions of the Engadin valley. Housed in a beautifully preserved historic Engadin house, it features traditional tools, furniture, costumes, and religious artifacts, providing deep insights into local life through centuries.