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St. Moritz skiing: an overview

It’s not just designer threads and fine dining that draws in the elites, its the exceptional skiing, in fact, it’s some of the best in the world! Beginners, make your way to the Corviglia ski area, with chilled blue and red runs to ease you in. For those more advanced, Diavolezza and Lagalb offer steeper descents and more challenging routes to get your heart pumping.

St. Moritz also offers excellent opportunities for off-piste skiing, with guides available to take you to some of the most remote and beautiful spots in the region. And, the resort’s state-of-the-art lift system means you can explore more, with less time waiting.

For snowboarders and freestylers, the snow parks provide a variety of jumps, rails, and half-pipes to hone your skills. Whether you’re meandering down beginner slopes, bolting down black runs or exploring off-piste terrain, St. Moritz’s skiing is an experience like no other.

Non-skiing activities in St. Moritz

St. Moritz is just as exciting off the slopes as it is on them. There’s plenty of non-skiing activities that allow you experience the beauty, culture and character of the Engadin valley.

If you want andrenaline, the famous Cresta Run is a toboggan track crafted by mother nature herself. Night-time tobogganing in particular offers a truly memorable experience. Or, you can try your hand at snowkiting – if you want to be propelled across the frozen lake by a kite?

Snowshoeing and winter hiking is also a favourites amongst St Moritz guests. Immersed in the snow whilst also appreciating some of the world’s greatest scenery; what’s not to love?

Things to do in St. Moritz village

The resort itself is so beautiful that you’ll even find bound of pleasure in a leisurely stroll around St. Moritz, through the villages or when you’re snowshoeing throught the forests. If you want peak relaxation, there’s numerous spas saunas and thermal baths in the resort.

The town also has ample cultural attractions, from art galleries and museums to the iconic leaning tower, a sure reminder of St. Moritz’s history. And of course, what the town is renowned for; luxury shopping. With high-end boutiques and designer stores in St. Moritz Dorf, there’s plenty of opportunity to spluge on fashion, shoes, jewellery and unique homeware.

Family-friendly and kids' fun in St. Moritz

St. Moritz is a wonderful destination for family ski holidays. There’s endless options to keep the children entertained, from ice skating and indoor play areas, to sledging and horse-drawn carriage rides, there’s bounds of activities both on and off the slopes.

There’s also some of the best ski school in the Alps… maybe the world? There’s dedicated childrens programs to cater to all ages and ski levels, as well as the Snowli Kids Villages; the perfect place for younger children to learn to ski in a fun, safe environment.

Older kids and teenagers can let loose on some of the larger slopes, off-piste areas and snowparks.