Гірськолижний комплекс у Graubünden

The Corvatsch mountain station awaits winter sports enthusiasts about 10 km south of the well-known St. Moritz at an altitude of 3303 metres. This makes it one of the highest mountain stations in Graubünden. The associated ski area offers skiers and snowboarders fun on a total of 120 kilometres of slopes in the Engadin.

At the edge of the village of Samedan is a versatile practice area for families and ski schools. Thanks to the easy yet varied slopes, the Samedan ski area is ideal for children and beginners. A practice lift and a magic carpet transport skiers and snowboarders on the sunny piste.

The family-friendly Zuoz ski area with five lifts and easy as well as challenging slopes is located in the attractive municipality of Zuoz in the Upper Engadin. Only about 20 km from the fashionable ski resort of St. Moritz, Nordic winter sports enthusiasts also have access to a network of cross-country ski trails covering around 240 km. Winter hikers can enjoy the snow-covered winter landscape of the Engadin on one of the many winter hiking trails.

Das Skigebiet Corviglia am Hausberg von St. Moritz ist eine Legende. Hier im Oberengadin werden Massstäbe gesetzt, Weltcup-Rennen durchgeführt und Gourmetträume am Pistenrand erfüllt.

When locals talk about the Diavolezza/Lagalb ski area, they refer to it as the "Festival Hall of the Alps". By this they mean the imposing mountain panorama and the challenging ski slopes that the medium-sized ski area in Engadin & St. Moritz has to offer its ski guests.

Das schneesichere Skigebiet am Pizzo Tambo in Splügen. Bis in den Frühling sind kleine und grosse Wintersportler hier in ihrem Element.

Gut erreichbar, sonnig und schneesicher am inneren Heinzenberg: Das Skigebiet Tschappina Heinzenberg lockt mit 25 Kilometer Pistenspass.

Das preisgünstige Familien-Ski- und Schlittelgebiet im Herzen Graubündens: Das Skigebiet Sarn Heinzenberg lockt mit 20 Kilometer Pistenspass.

Versatile and modern - that's how the Languard family ski area in Pontresina presents itself to winter sports fans young and old. Beginners will find their way on its varied pistes just as much as experts, who instead of the hustle and bustle of downhill skiing pay homage to enjoyable serenity. Families can expect a special offer here, because children up to 15 years of age ski for free in Languard! Those who want to take their first steps on skis are in good hands at the Swiss Ski School Pontresina: Many a skiing and snowboarding career has already begun on the practice area with modern, child-friendly infrastructure, the Snowli Kids Village with magic carpet and pony lifts. The Swiss Ski and Snowboard School Pontresina ensures successful first turns in the snow.

This friendly skiing area is popular with those looking for less hustle and bustle and more active recreation in unique nature. The panoramic Aela ski lift at the gates of the village perfectly matches the idyll of picturesque Maloja, which forms a harmonious conclusion to the Engadin high valley. A sun-drenched insider tip for individualists, the decelerated and soul riders, who find relaxation here just as much as families with their kids. There is also fun on the snowtubing facility, where young and old alike can sling across the wide piste on oversized, brightly coloured inflatable tubes.