Minschuns

Minschuns is a compact winter sports area in the Val Müstair in Switzerland, stretching from the Vallatscha mountain station at 2,700 metres via the Minschuns and Alp da Munt down to the valley floor near Tschierv at 1,670 metres. It offers varied descents for alpine skiers, snowboarders and carvers as well as a practice area for families with children.

Families and Kids

A comfortable platter lift for children operates on Alp da Munt, and the ski school is located right by the mountain restaurant. Toddlers from the age of four are welcome at the ski and snowboard school; children who cannot yet use the feeder lift from the Era Sot car park are taken to Alp da Munt free of charge by skidoo. The LiFu children's ski lift in Furom near Fuldera serves an ideal practice slope for beginners.

Food and drinks

The Alp da Munt mountain restaurant with a large sun terrace is located in the middle of the winter sports area and offers panoramic views of the Münstertal peaks and the Ortler group. The Ski-Bar Aunta stands by the Vallatscha ski lift valley station and is open during the drag lift operating hours. Drinks and snacks are available at the Villa Minschuns kiosk, and the La Posa mountain inn on Alp Champatsch offers refreshments on the way from Alp da Munt to Lü.
16.0 km4

Status

Information

  • Easy slopes: 8 km
  • Intermediate slopes: 6 km
  • Advanced slopes: 2.2 km
    • Number of snowparks: 0
    • Ski school: Yes
    • Entrance fee: 42 CHF
    • Free entrance: No
    • Price range: $
    • Children activities: Children ski lessons, Sledging

Opening hours

The 2026/27 season runs from 19 December to 21 March 2027. The ski lifts operate daily from 09:15 to 16:10.
Monday
09:15-16:10 (19 December to 21 March)
Tuesday
09:15-16:10 (19 December to 21 March)
Wednesday
09:15-16:10 (19 December to 21 March)
Thursday
09:15-16:10 (19 December to 21 March)
Friday
09:15-16:10 (19 December to 21 March)
Saturday
09:15-16:10 (19 December to 21 March)
Sunday
09:15-16:10 (19 December to 21 March)

Admission fees

Day tickets, multi-day tickets and season passes are available for the Minschuns ski area. Day tickets are staggered by time window (from 09:15–11:00, from 11:00–13:00 and morning/afternoon). For groups, the cashier will provide a suitable offer on request.
42 CHF
Adult admission
37 CHF
Junior admission
30 CHF
Child admission
37 CHF
Senior admission

Contact

Webpage
minschuns.ch
Address
Via Chalchera 9, 7532 Tschierv

Access

Nearby stops

  • Tschierv, Talstation Minschuns100 meters walking distance

Travel duration

From
Travel time
Chur
3h 6m
Zürich HB
3h 52m
St. Gallen
4h 4m
Zug
4h 28m
Olten
4h 39m

FAQ

  • Is there a ski and snowboard school at Minschuns?
    Yes, the Ski- & Snowboardschule Val Müstair teaches alpine skiing, snowboarding and cross-country skiing in small groups and individually. Children from the age of four are welcome, and children who cannot yet use the feeder lift from the Era Sot car park are picked up by skidoo and taken to Alp da Munt free of charge.
  • Can I rent ski and snowboard equipment at Minschuns?
    Yes, the rental company Aventüras has an alpine branch at the Era Sot valley station of the Minschuns ski lift. It offers downhill skis, snowboards, cross-country skis and touring skis with poles, as well as sledges, helmets and back protectors.
  • Are there dining options directly in the Minschuns ski area?
    Yes, the mountain restaurant Alp da Munt with a large sun terrace is located in the middle of the winter sports area, and the Ski-Bar Aunta stands right by the Vallatscha ski lift valley station and is open during the drag lift operating hours. Drinks and snacks are also available at the Villa Minschuns kiosk.
  • Is night skiing or evening snow sports possible at Minschuns?
    On Wednesdays from 17:00, piste no. 10 from Tschierv to Alp da Munt is open for snowshoe hikers and ski tourers to ascend, and from 18:00 pistes no. 1, 2 and 3 from Alp da Munt to the summit can be used. A headlamp is mandatory, and the Alp da Munt mountain restaurant is served until 20:30.
  • Is there a sledge run at Minschuns?
    Yes, a sledge run leads from Alp da Munt to Alp Champatsch with a refreshment stop and on to the village of Lü. From Lü, a 3 km sledge run starts right at the PostAuto stop and leads through snowy forests to Tschierv; at night the run is partly illuminated.

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