Corvatsch-Furtschellas

Corvatsch-Furtschellas
Corvatsch-Furtschellas is a ski and hiking area in the Upper Engadin, Switzerland, near Silvaplana-Surlej and Sils. Its mountain station at 3,303 metres is the highest in the canton of Graubünden and offers 120 kilometres of slopes, the longest illuminated night piste in Switzerland, and the world's highest whisky distillery. The area is part of the larger Corvatsch, Diavolezza and Lagalb mountain landscape around Piz Bernina.

Families and Kids

Families will find gentle slopes on Furtschellas with views of the frozen Lake Sils, and the family-friendly Water Trail past six mountain lakes takes about 2.5 hours. Skiing with children is offered as a winter experience, and the Kids Area Club 8848 is available on Lagalb.

Food and drinks

Corvatsch and Furtschellas offer numerous places to eat, including the Restaurant 3303 at the mountain station, the Murtèl restaurant at the middle station, the Alpetta restaurant at Margun Surlej, La Chüdera at the Furtschellas middle station, the Hossa Bar, Ustaria Rabgiusa and the Kuhstall. In winter there are 10 restaurants in total, and 4 in summer.
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Status

Information

  • Easy slopes: 6 km
  • Intermediate slopes: 28 km
  • Advanced slopes: 5 km

    • Number of snowparks: 1
    • Night skiing: Yes
    • Ski school: Yes

    • Free entrance: No

    • Children activities: Children ski lessons, Snow play area

Opening hours

During the winter season, the Corvatsch slopes are served daily: from 21 November 2026 to 12 February 2027 the lifts run from 08:20 to 17:00, and from 13 February to 25 April 2027 from 08:20 to 17:20. The Furtschellas cable car operates daily from 19 December 2026 to 4 April 2027 (08:15–17:00 until 12 February, 08:15–17:20 from 13 February).
Monday
08:20-17:00 (21.11.2026–12.02.2027)
08:20-17:20 (13.02.2027–25.04.2027)
Tuesday
08:20-17:00 (21.11.2026–12.02.2027)
08:20-17:20 (13.02.2027–25.04.2027)
Wednesday
08:20-17:00 (21.11.2026–12.02.2027)
08:20-17:20 (13.02.2027–25.04.2027)
Thursday
08:20-17:00 (21.11.2026–12.02.2027)
08:20-17:20 (13.02.2027–25.04.2027)
Friday
08:20-17:00 (21.11.2026–12.02.2027)
08:20-17:20 (13.02.2027–25.04.2027)
Saturday
08:20-17:00 (21.11.2026–12.02.2027)
08:20-17:20 (13.02.2027–25.04.2027)
Sunday
08:20-17:00 (21.11.2026–12.02.2027)
08:20-17:20 (13.02.2027–25.04.2027)

Admission fees

The Snow Safari ticket allows access to the Corvatsch and Corviglia skiing areas in one day, and the Snow Deal covers this combined experience. The Snow Night Ticket and Snow Night Season Pass are only available at the Surlej valley station, and annual passes as well as the Ikon Pass are not valid for the Snow Night. A Sleep + Ski offer includes a ski pass for CHF 55 per day in addition to a stay at the Berghaus Diavolezza.

Contact

Webpage
corvatsch-diavolezza.ch
Email
info@corvatsch.ch
Address
Via dal Corvatsch 73, 7513 Silvaplana-Surlej

FAQ

  • Is there a night skiing option at Corvatsch-Furtschellas?
    Yes. Every Friday evening during the season, the Corvatsch opens its night piste: the 4.2-kilometre illuminated run from the Murtèl middle station down to the Surlej valley station, the longest illuminated night piste in Switzerland. The Snow Night Ticket and Snow Night Season Pass are only available at the Surlej valley station, and annual passes as well as the Ikon Pass are not valid for the Snow Night.
  • Can the Snow Night piste be booked privately for an event?
    Yes. The VIP Snow Night allows you to book the freshly groomed, illuminated slope for your exclusive use on any evening except Friday, when the public Snow Night takes place. The cable car and a restaurant can be reserved for your group, and bookings should be made at least 10 days in advance.
  • What dining options are available on Corvatsch and Furtschellas?
    There are numerous places to eat, including the Restaurant 3303 at the Corvatsch mountain station, the Murtèl restaurant at the middle station, the Alpetta restaurant at Margun Surlej, La Chüdera at the Furtschellas middle station, the Hossa Bar, Ustaria Rabgiusa and the Kuhstall. In winter there are 10 restaurants in total, and 4 in summer.
  • Is there a snowpark or freestyle park at Corvatsch-Furtschellas?
    Yes. The Corvatsch Park is a freestyle park that hosted the halfpipe and slopestyle events of the FIS Freestyle World Championships in Engadin in winter 2025. A halfpipe was opened at Corvatsch on 24 February 2024.
  • What is there to do at Corvatsch-Furtschellas in summer?
    In summer there are 80 kilometres of hiking trails, including the family-friendly Water Trail past six mountain lakes (Lejins) and the Via Gastronomica culinary hike from Furtschellas into Val Fex. The Corvatsch mountain station offers 360-degree panoramic views, and guided tours of the ORMA whisky distillery, the highest in the world, are available.

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