
Diavolezza
Resort Overview
At the heart of Switzerland's Engadin region, Diavolezza stands as one of the most distinctive high-alpine experiences in the country. Rising to 3,000 meters, this compact but dramatic resort offers stunning views of the Bernina massif and its glaciers. The name "Diavolezza" - meaning "she-devil" - comes from an ancient legend of a beautiful mountain fairy who enchanted hunters and shepherds, adding a layer of mystique to this remarkable setting.
Trails & Terrain
Trails
Total Runs
10
Total Area
35km
21.7 miles
Diavolezza Lift System
The resort's cable car system efficiently transports skiers from the valley to the summit station at 2,978m in just 8 minutes. This modern aerial tramway, combined with two surface lifts at higher elevations, provides access to 4.5 kilometers of marked slopes and extensive off-piste terrain. The lift system's thoughtful design ensures quick access to both groomed runs and glacier skiing areas, accommodating various skill levels.
Lifts
Total Lifts
5
Lift Types
4
Location & Getting There
Located in the Upper Engadin valley, Diavolezza is easily reached from St. Moritz and Pontresina. The resort sits along the famous Bernina Express railway line, offering convenient access by both train and car. This strategic position places visitors in the midst of the dramatic Bernina Range, with the unique opportunity to ski in close proximity to the eastern Swiss Alps' only 4,000-meter peak. The surrounding region offers additional winter activities and cultural experiences in nearby historic villages.
Diavolezza
, switzerland
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Season Info
Diavolezza boasts one of the longest skiing seasons in Switzerland, typically operating from October through May. The high-altitude location and glacier presence ensure excellent snow conditions throughout the winter months. Spring brings particularly special conditions, with the possibility of skiing on corn snow while enjoying warmer temperatures and spectacular views of the surrounding peaks, including Piz Bernina and Piz Palü.
Current Season
2025 - 2026
Opening Day
11/18/2025
Closing Day
5/3/2026
Days Open
167
Annual Snowfall
Metric
6m
600cm
Imperial
19.7ft
236in
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