Corvatsch
Resort Overview
Standing proud at 3,303 meters, Corvatsch claims the title of Engadin's highest mountain station. This commanding position above the Silvaplana lake presents skiers with some of the most dramatic alpine vistas in Switzerland, sweeping from the Bernina range to the peaks of the Upper Engadin. The resort's 120 kilometers of expertly maintained slopes offer remarkable variety, from wide-open groomers to challenging steep sections, drawing both recreational skiers and dedicated athletes to its pristine terrain.
Trails & Terrain
Trails
Total Runs
26
Total Area
120km
74.6 miles
Corvatsch Lift System
The journey up Corvatsch begins with Switzerland's longest aerial cableway, ascending in three stages from Surlej to the summit station. This modern lift network includes 13 total installations, strategically positioned to provide seamless access to every corner of the ski area. The system's efficient design eliminates bottlenecks even during peak periods, while the recent upgrades to high-speed chairs and gondolas ensure quick mountain access. Night skiing on the illuminated 4.5-kilometer run adds another dimension to the resort's lift-served terrain.
Lifts
Total Lifts
14
Lift Types
5
Location & Getting There
Positioned in the heart of the Upper Engadin, Corvatsch forms part of the renowned St. Moritz ski region. The resort is readily accessible from several nearby villages, including Silvaplana, Surlej, and St. Moritz, all connected by efficient public transport. The surrounding area combines natural alpine grandeur with the sophisticated atmosphere of the Engadin valley, offering visitors an authentic mountain experience enhanced by excellent infrastructure and rich local culture. The resort's proximity to other major ski areas in the region allows for varied multi-day skiing adventures.
Corvatsch
, switzerland