
Obersaxen Mundaun
Resort Overview
Authentic Swiss skiing awaits across Obersaxen Mundaun's 120km of uncrowded slopes reaching elevations of 2,200m. This family-friendly resort balances gentle learning areas with surprisingly long intermediate runs and challenging black pistes, catering to diverse skiing abilities within a single domain. What distinguishes this unassuming area is its genuine Alpine farming character—agricultural traditions remain evident throughout the 11 historic hamlets comprising Obersaxen, creating an atmosphere that feels distinctly Swiss rather than internationally homogenized. The comfortable scale and absence of mass tourism create a relaxed environment where quality skiing combines with cultural authenticity in perfect proportion.
Trails & Terrain
Trails
Total Runs
0
Total Area
120km
74.6 miles
Location & Getting There
The Surselva region of eastern Switzerland's Graubünden canton cradles Obersaxen Mundaun, positioned approximately 160km from Zurich and just 30 minutes from historic Chur. This cultural crossroads sits in the upper Rhine Valley where ancient Romansh language still thrives alongside German in everyday life. Unlike purpose-built resorts, Obersaxen grew organically from 11 traditional farming hamlets spread across a sunny south-facing plateau. This agricultural heritage remains evident throughout the area, with working farms operating alongside tourism facilities in a balanced Alpine economy that maintains authentic Swiss character rarely found in larger destinations.
Obersaxen Mundaun
, switzerland
Season Info
Winter transforms the pastoral landscape of Obersaxen Mundaun from December through early April, with January through March delivering the most dependable skiing conditions. The area's microclimate along the northern side of the Rhine Valley frequently captures substantial snowfall when winter storms move through eastern Switzerland. This natural advantage combines with modern snowmaking on key sectors to ensure consistent coverage throughout the season. Spring visitors particularly appreciate the predominantly north-facing slopes which maintain good snow quality even as temperatures rise, often preserving excellent conditions when lower areas struggle during warming trends.
Current Season
2025 - 2026
Opening Day
12/20/2024
Closing Day
4/6/2025
Days Open
108
Annual Snowfall
Metric
4.3m
430cm
Imperial
14.1ft
169in
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