AoniTem Adventures
Switzerland  ·  Resort Skiing

St. Moritz

Ski the birthplace of winter tourism and stay in a sun-drenched village in the heart of the Engadine valley.

Highlights

  • Historic alpine town with a legacy of winter sports and high-end hospitality
  • Set in a wide valley by a lake that gets 300 days of sun
  • Home to unique winter events on the frozen lake and a vibrant village culture
  • Renowned for some of the finest mountain dining and culinary variety in the Alps

Key Stats & Logistics

Total Skiable Terrain 350 km
Peak Elevation 3,303 m
Village Elevation 1,856 m
Maximum Vertical Drop 1,500 m
Lifts 58

350 km of varied slopes across the interconnected Engadine sectors.

58 lifts serving Corviglia, Corvatsch, and Diavolezza.

Peak elevation 3,303m (Corvatsch) with 1,500m maximum vertical.

The sunniest ski resort in Switzerland — 300 days of sun.

Renowned for the finest mountain dining and culinary variety in the Alps.

St. Moritz, Engadine, Switzerland — village elevation 1,856m.

Sporting legacy,
Engadine light.

St. Moritz blends a historic sporting legacy with the wide-open, sun-drenched landscape of the Engadine valley. The high-altitude village serves as a base for diverse terrain, ranging from the perfectly groomed slopes of Corviglia to the technical, north-facing runs of Corvatsch.

It offers a refined mix of high-altitude sport and an authentic alpine lifestyle, all set against the backdrop of the region’s massive frozen lakes.

Skiing above the Engadine valley
High-alpine terrain, St. Moritz
Private arrivals into the Engadine

Sun-drenched,
and high-alpine.

Slope Breakdown

Beginner (Blue)

20%

Scenic, wide runs primarily located on the sunny Corviglia slopes.

Intermediate (Red)

70%

The core of the valley — long, flowing runs and high-speed cruisers.

Advanced (Black & Yellow)

10%

Steep technical runs on Corvatsch and high-alpine glacial itineraries at Diavolezza.

St. Moritz offers diverse terrain across several sectors, ranging from sun-drenched groomed runs to rugged high-alpine environments.

The backcountry provides deep access to the Bernina massif and large glacial fields, which are explored with a professional mountain guide for safety and navigation. For those seeking more remote lines, heli-skiing drops unlock long, uninterrupted descents through the high-altitude glaciers of the Engadine.

The season on
the frozen lake.

Late January

Snow Polo World Cup

The world’s premier winter polo tournament, held on the frozen lake.

February

The I.C.E. St. Moritz

An international concours d’elegance showcasing rare vintage cars and racing icons on the ice.

February

White Turf

A historic horse racing series, famous for skijoring and its setting on the frozen lake.

March

Engadin Skimarathon

One of the world’s largest cross-country events, with thousands racing across the frozen lakes.

Add to
your week.

Heli-Skiing St. Moritz

Glacial drops across the Engadine

The Glacier Express

St. Moritz to Zermatt by panoramic rail

Discover

Everything,
taken care of.

St. Moritz, Engadine

St. Moritz sits high in the Engadine valley at 1,822 metres. Samedan airfield is minutes away for private arrivals, and the Glacier Express runs from here straight through to Zermatt.

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