These ten ski resorts are all reachable from St. Moritz by public transport. From family-friendly slopes to high-altitude runs, there's something for every skier. Whether you're after quiet pistes or lively après-ski villages, the Swiss rail network brings you close to the action.
The resorts below are sorted by travel time from St. Moritz, to facilitate your planning. Make sure to visit the map, to explore thousands of destinations and activities, reachable from any starting point in Switzerland.
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Corviglia is a renowned high-altitude ski area above St. Moritz in the Upper Engadin. The resort offers extensive terrain spread across varied slopes suitable for all skill levels, from gentle practice areas to challenging descents. Modern lift infrastructure connects well-groomed pistes with stunning alpine panoramas. Known for hosting World Cup races, the area combines sporting heritage with elegant mountain culture. Sunny conditions and snow-sure slopes make it a classic destination in the Engadin valley.
Stretching high above the Engadin valley, this expansive resort offers predominantly intermediate terrain complemented by glacier skiing opportunities. The extensive lift network accesses varied slopes suitable for confident skiers, while gentler runs provide options for those still developing their technique. Its elevated position ensures reliable snow conditions and spectacular alpine panoramas throughout the season.
| St. Moritz, Bahnhof | |
| (9m) | |
| Silvaplana, Rundella Curtins |
| Silvaplana, Rundella Curtins | |
| (3m) | |
| Surlej, Cristins |
Diavolezza-Lagalb is a high-altitude glacier skiing area in the Upper Engadine, offering spectacular panoramic views of the Bernina massif. The terrain caters primarily to confident skiers with varied steep descents and off-piste opportunities. Its elevated position ensures reliable snow conditions and a distinctive alpine atmosphere. The resort combines dramatic mountain scenery with accessible glacier runs, making it a notable destination for those seeking altitude and challenging terrain in the Engadine region.
| St. Moritz, Bahnhof | |
| (21m) | |
| Bernina Diavolezza, Bahnhof |
This area connects two historic Engadin villages through accessible terrain suited for beginners and leisurely skiing. The predominantly gentle slopes wind through forested sections and open meadows, offering a more tranquil alternative to busier alpine destinations. Limited lift infrastructure creates an intimate atmosphere, while the scenic Upper Engadin landscape provides classic Swiss mountain backdrops. Ideal for those seeking relaxed skiing away from crowded pistes.
| St. Moritz | |
| (19m) | |
| Madulain |
| Madulain, vih | |
| (2m) | |
| Zuoz, Chaunt da Crusch |
Bergün - Filisur / Darlux is a small, traditional ski area in the Albula Valley offering a tranquil atmosphere away from crowded slopes. The terrain is primarily suited for intermediate skiers, with gentle runs winding through the mountainside and forest. A handful of lifts serve the modest vertical drop, making it ideal for relaxed days on the snow. The area preserves a quiet, village character, appealing to those seeking uncomplicated skiing in an authentic Alpine setting.
| St. Moritz | |
| (39m) | |
| Bergün/Bravuogn |
Parsenn is one of the most renowned ski areas in the region, offering extensive terrain across broad, open slopes. The resort features a well-developed lift system that accesses varied runs suitable for all skill levels. Wide cruising pistes dominate the landscape, while more challenging sections provide opportunities for advanced skiers. The high-altitude setting ensures good snow conditions throughout the season, and the area is known for its scenic descents and connection to neighboring valleys.
| St. Moritz | |
| (1h 3m) | |
| Klosters Platz |
Savognin lies in the Surses region of Graubünden, offering a well-rounded ski area with varied terrain. The resort features predominantly gentle slopes ideal for beginners and intermediates, alongside more challenging runs for experienced skiers. With a network of lifts accessing different mountain zones, visitors can enjoy tree-lined descents and open alpine bowls. The village retains a traditional Romansh character, providing a quieter alternative to larger Swiss destinations while still delivering solid infrastructure and scenic mountain panoramas.
| St. Moritz, Bahnhof | |
| (1h 3m) | |
| Savognin, posta |
Rinerhorn offers a well-rounded ski area in the Davos region with predominantly intermediate terrain, complemented by gentle beginner slopes and a selection of advanced runs. Seven lifts provide access to varied skiing across different elevations, making it suitable for steady skiers looking to progress. The area maintains a quieter atmosphere compared to larger neighboring resorts, with scenic alpine views and consistent snow conditions throughout the season.
| St. Moritz | |
| (52m) | |
| Filisur |
| Filisur | |
| (16m) | |
| Davos Glaris |
Madrisa is a high-altitude ski area in the Swiss Alps, offering a mix of gentle and challenging terrain. The resort features predominantly intermediate runs, complemented by easier slopes suitable for beginners and families. With its elevated position, it typically enjoys reliable snow conditions throughout the season. The varied landscape provides opportunities for different skiing styles, from relaxed cruising to more technical descents. The area maintains a tranquil mountain atmosphere, ideal for those seeking a less crowded skiing experience.
| St. Moritz | |
| (1h 3m) | |
| Klosters Platz |
| Klosters Platz, Bahnhof | |
| (6m) | |
| Klosters Dorf, Bahnhof |
Scuol Motta Naluns sits in the Lower Engadin valley of eastern Switzerland, offering a balanced mix of terrain across its network of lifts. The area features predominantly gentle slopes suitable for beginners and intermediates, with some more challenging runs for advanced skiers. Its high-altitude position provides reliable snow conditions and panoramic views over the surrounding Alpine peaks. The resort combines traditional Engadin charm with modern lift infrastructure, creating an accessible mountain experience in a quieter corner of Graubünden.
| St. Moritz | |
| (51m) | |
| Susch |
| Susch, staziun | |
| (25m) | |
| Scuol-Tarasp, staziun |
Advanced slopes: 10km
Total slope length: 64.3km
Number of lifts: 23
Easy slopes: 23km
Intermediate slopes: 31.3km
Easy slopes: 18.4km
Total slope length: 106.9km
Intermediate slopes: 79km
Number of lifts: 15
Advanced slopes: 8.1km
Total slope length: 19.3km
Number of lifts: 7
Advanced slopes: 4.2km
Intermediate slopes: 15.1km
Number of lifts: 5
Advanced slopes: 3km
Intermediate slopes: 3.9km
Total slope length: 13.6km
Easy slopes: 6.8km
Number of lifts: 3
Easy slopes: 1.6km
Total slope length: 9.9km
Intermediate slopes: 7.8km
Advanced slopes: 0.6km
Intermediate slopes: 96.8km
Total slope length: 164.8km
Advanced slopes: 21.9km
Easy slopes: 46.1km
Number of lifts: 19
Easy slopes: 68.4km
Advanced slopes: 5.7km
Number of lifts: 12
Total slope length: 168.8km
Intermediate slopes: 62.9km
Total slope length: 31.3km
Number of lifts: 7
Advanced slopes: 3.8km
Intermediate slopes: 16.7km
Easy slopes: 9.1km
Easy slopes: 6.1km
Advanced slopes: 2.8km
Intermediate slopes: 15.7km
Total slope length: 24.6km
Number of lifts: 8
Advanced slopes: 5.5km
Easy slopes: 46.8km
Total slope length: 87.3km
Number of lifts: 14
Intermediate slopes: 35km
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