St Moritz Corvatsch Furtschellas Ski Resort

Around Corvatsch, 120 kilometres of pistes wind their way through the stunning winter landscape of the Upper Engadin. Skiers and snowboarders will find a wide range of fantastic runs, with 89 kilometres of pistes graded red. Those looking to build confidence can first explore the 13 kilometres of blue runs.

A total of 14 lifts provide access to this diverse winter sports area, which stretches from Sils to Silvaplana. From the highest point at 3,303 metres, visitors can enjoy spectacular panoramic views across the Engadin mountains.

At the Corvatsch Snow Night, winter sports enthusiasts can enjoy the longest floodlit night run in Switzerland. Every Friday evening, the 4.2-kilometre descent remains open after dark, offering skiing and snowboarding well into the evening.

The little ones can take their first turns on skis in the Cristins children's park. This lovingly designed area features a dedicated children's lift. Beginners of all ages are also supported by the local ski school, which offers a variety of lessons and courses.

Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned pro, freestyle enthusiasts will also find plenty to enjoy in the ski area. Located at the Murtèl mid-station, the Corvatsch Park offers a variety of kickers and rails for riders looking to hone their skills. With an Easy Park, Medium Park and Pro Line, there is something for every level. From the end of January or beginning of February, the Corvatsch Halfpipe also opens below the Murtèl mid-station.

Corvatsch is part of the Engadin St. Moritz winter sports region. Across four major ski areas — Corviglia/Piz Nair, Corvatsch-Furtschellas, Diavolezza/Lagalb and Zuoz — as well as five smaller resorts, winter sports enthusiasts have access to 350 kilometres of superb pistes. The individual ski areas can even be explored in a single day on a Snowsafari through the Engadin.

The Restaurant 3303 offers a truly elevated culinary experience. It is the highest-altitude restaurant in Graubünden, and there are few places where you can dine quite so close to the sky. Located at the summit of Corvatsch, the restaurant delights guests with fine local specialities and spectacular views of the surrounding mountains and lakes.

Alpetta is a cosy mountain restaurant offering delicious drinks, wines and tasty food in the «Grilleda Alpina» style. Its beautiful sun terrace features an à-la-carte restaurant, bar and lounge area, making it the perfect place to relax and soak up the mountain atmosphere.

La Chüdera, the mountain restaurant on Furtschellas, is considered an insider tip for food lovers. Its à-la-carte restaurant and sunny terrace invite guests to linger and enjoy the spectacular alpine surroundings.

In winter, Restaurant Murtèl and the large self-service restaurant form the hub of the ski area. The Hossa Bar serves refreshing drinks and provides the perfect spot for a well-earned break.

Ustaria Rabgiusa, the idyllic mountain hut nestled between Furtschellas and Corvatsch, tempts visitors with delicious Italian specialities.

Another winter highlight is the Kuhstall, also located on Furtschellas. During the day, the hosts serve delicious, hearty dishes. In the evening, guests can enjoy refined menus, available by reservation.

The nine-kilometre-long Hahnensee run starts with steep slopes before winding its way through an enchanting winter forest. It is a must for all winter sports enthusiasts and the perfect finale to an exhilarating day at Corvatsch.

You can enjoy the Hahnensee run and its spectacular views over the Upper Engadin lakes several times a day. The Engadin Bus is waiting at the end of the run to take you back for another descent.

Carve down Switzerland’s longest floodlit piste and party with friends late into the night — that’s how Fridays are done at Corvatsch! Every Friday, Corvatsch lights up the night and opens Switzerland’s longest floodlit piste from 7 pm until well after midnight.

The 4.2-kilometre run is freshly groomed, smooth and beautifully soft. For a well-earned break and some food between exhilarating descents, Restaurant Murtèl at the mid-station is the perfect stop. The pizza tastes even better at night!

At the Hossa Bar, a DJ keeps the atmosphere going, while food and drinks are available until the very end of the evening. Good to know: a night bus runs every hour.

If you want to get away from it all and enjoy the silence of the backcountry, pull on your snowshoes – there are two specially signposted paths to choose from on Furtschellas. In addition, there are plenty of immaculately prepared cross-country routes through the wintery Engadin landscape.

The Hossa Bar guarantees cool drinks and a hot atmosphere in the evening. Located right next to the bottom station of the Alp Surlej chairlift, it is the perfect place to round off a successful day on the slopes.

And, of course, the party really gets going every Friday evening during the Corvatsch Snow Night.

The restaurants at Corvatsch and Furtschellas delight guests with regional specialities and unforgettable culinary experiences high in the mountains.

Rent the latest skis directly at the Corvatsch valley station from INTERSPORT, and learn from the qualified instructors at the Swiss Ski School Corvatsch-Pontresina. At Corvatsch, you’ll find everything conveniently under one roof — and benefit from the extensive expertise of our local partners.

By Car, Public Transport or Plane

The Corvatsch/Furtschellas ski and hiking area is located above Silvaplana-Surlej and Sils-Maria in the Upper Engadin. It can be reached by the Rhaetian Railway, via several Alpine passes or by air.

Sample distances and journey times:

Zurich – Silvaplana: 200 km, 3 hours
Milan – Silvaplana: 175 km, 3 hours
Munich – Silvaplana: 300 km, 4 hours
Basel – Silvaplana: 250 km, 4 hours
Bergamo – Silvaplana: 145 km, 2½ hours
Como – Silvaplana: 137 km, 2½ hours

In heavy snowfall, crossing the Alpine passes is only permitted with snow chains or four-wheel drive vehicles.

For information on the Klosters/Selfranga car transport service – Vereina Tunnel – Sagliains, please visit Rhätische Bahn – Car Transport.