Engadin St. Moritz, located in the Canton of Grisons, Switzerland, offers a prestigious alpine setting in the heart of the Upper Engadine valley. Renowned for its high-altitude sunshine and vast panoramas, the ski area spans an impressive 3,501 hectares and boasts a vertical drop of 1,587 metres—from a base elevation of 1,716 metres to a summit height of 3,303 metres. Snowfall averages 350 cm annually, with extensive snowmaking ensuring reliable coverage across key pistes and links.
Skiers of all levels will find their rhythm among the 88 marked pistes and 59 lifts, including gondolas, high-speed chairs, and surface lifts. Difficulty levels favour advanced and expert riders (59% and 21%, respectively), though there’s still plenty of intermediate terrain and accessible areas for beginners. Families are well catered for, with dedicated practice slopes, tubing lanes, and children’s facilities including ski schools and play zones at venues like Salastrains and Provulèr.
Visitors choose Engadin St. Moritz for its alpine versatility—balancing sport, culture, and sophistication across its varied mountain sectors. Beyond its historic charm and lively après-ski, it offers world-class downhill skiing, snow parks, panoramic dining terraces, and access to 350 km of skiable terrain. Whether you’re seeking long uninterrupted runs or scenic ridge-line descents, it’s a destination where elegance and elevation meet.
