St Moritz

St Moritz is one of the world’s most famous ski resorts and Switzerland’s largest ski area, with 350km of high-level skiing. Home of the 1928 and 1948 Winter Olympics and the famous Cresta Run, this fabulous resort is the ultimate European destination for SkiBound groups.

The setting is stunning: 6,000 ft high in the southeastern corner of Switzerland, near the border with Italy, in the twin shadows of the 9,270 ft Piz Nair and the 10,833 ft Piz Corvatsch. There is elegance and Alpine beauty everywhere in Switzerland, but nowhere is it concentrated in such huge amounts as here on the rooftop of Europe, St. Moritz. 

St. Moritz offers something for everyone, from extensive, well-known areas with a wide range of runs to smaller, family-friendly, village ski lifts. 80% of the slopes in the St. Moritz area are for intermediates. Corvatsch has plenty of ego-boosting trails that catch lots of sun and the Diavolezza-Langalb has some of the best intermediate trails with the smallest crowds. Experts will head for the toughest parts of the back side of the Piz Nair, as well as Corvatsch summit and the super challenge of the black run at Lagalb.

St. Moritz has taken to snowboarding unconditionally as every section of the mountains has a hidden gem for riders.