Obersaxen Mundaun

Obersaxen Mundaun
Obersaxen Mundaun is a winter sports area in the Surselva region of the canton of Graubünden, Switzerland, linked to Lumnezia by a ski circuit. Around 120 kilometres of pistes, snow-sure sunny slopes and well-groomed runs offer varied skiing for beginners, advanced skiers and families. The offering includes a snowpark, a ski-movie race piste, night skiing, sledging runs, winter hiking trails and cross-country ski tracks.

Families and Kids

Children's group lessons start from age 5, while children from age 4 are welcome in the children's land to take their first steps in the snow. The Kinderland in Cuolm Sura has several conveyor lifts and snowmaking for reliable snow, and the "Snowli im Piratenland" children's land at Chummenbühl features two magic carpets, a ski carousel and a pirate ship. A ski and snowboard race for children is held every Friday.

Food and drinks

The area has several mountain restaurants and huts: the modern Bergrestaurants Wali, Triel and Piz Sezner, the traditional Kartitscha, Piz Mundaun and Chummenbühl establishments, and the Sternenbar for sunny hours with music. Regional specialities are served with panoramic views.
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Status

Information

  • Easy slopes: 45 km
  • Intermediate slopes: 40 km
  • Advanced slopes: 5 km
    • Number of snowparks: 1
    • Night skiing: Yes
    • Ski school: Yes
    • Entrance fee: 67 CHF
    • Free entrance: No
    • Price range: $$
    • Children activities: Children ski lessons, Sledging, Snow play area

Opening hours

In the 2026/27 season, daily operation from 18.12.2026 to 04.04.2027; lifts run from 09:00 (Kinderlift Kartitscha from 09:30, Skilift Valata from 10:00) until 16:30 at the latest, depending on the lift.
Monday
09:00-16:30 (18.12.2026 – 04.04.2027, daily operation)
Tuesday
09:00-16:30 (18.12.2026 – 04.04.2027, daily operation)
Wednesday
09:00-16:30 (18.12.2026 – 04.04.2027, daily operation)
Thursday
09:00-16:30 (18.12.2026 – 04.04.2027, daily operation)
Friday
09:00-16:30 (18.12.2026 – 04.04.2027, daily operation)
Saturday
09:00-16:30 (18.12.2026 – 04.04.2027, daily operation)
Sunday
09:00-16:30 (18.12.2026 – 04.04.2027, daily operation)

Admission fees

Day tickets are available for the whole Obersaxen Mundaun area, with reduced prices from 11:00, 12:00, 13:00 and 14:00. Multi-day passes cover 2 to 14 consecutive days, and flexible passes are available for 5 or 8 freely chosen days within the season. Separate tickets exist for the Valata or Chummenbühl ski lift, sledging, and the Snowpark Plitschès, and the Surselva Pass also covers other Surselva lifts and Andermatt (Laax limited to five freely chosen day entries).
67 CHF
Adult admission
60 CHF
Reduced day ticket for students/apprentices up to 24 years and seniors from 64/65 years (ID required).
50 CHF
Day ticket for youths aged 13 to 17.
30 CHF
Day ticket for children aged 6 to 12.
192 CHF
Family day ticket for parents with their own children up to and including 17 years.

Contact

Webpage
obersaxen-mundaun.ch
Email
info@obersaxen-mundaun.ch
Address
Schnaggabial 10, 7134 Obersaxen

Access

Nearby stops

  • Obersaxen Valata (Talstation)0 meters walking distance
  • Cuolm Sura (Valata)0 meters walking distance
  • Wali0 meters walking distance
  • Triel0 meters walking distance
  • Obersaxen, Chummenbüel50 meters walking distance

Travel duration

From
Travel time
Chur
57m
Zürich HB
2h 20m
St. Gallen
2h 33m
Zug
2h 57m
Olten
2h 59m

FAQ

  • Is night skiing offered, and on which days?
    Yes. Night skiing takes place on Tuesdays at Vella, Wednesdays at Chummenbühl (including Kids Village) and Thursdays at Valata, with the lifts and pistes open from 19:00 to 21:00. It is free for everyone in good weather; current operating status is published on the homepage.
  • What is the Ski Movie piste Medera and how can I get my run video?
    The Ski Movie piste Medera below Kartitscha records your descent so you can compete with family, friends or colleagues. With your ski pass and the Skiline app you can retrieve your videos as well as your kilometres skied, vertical metres and number of lift rides.
  • Which ski schools operate in the area and what do they offer?
    Three Swiss Snowsports schools teach here: Ski- und Snowboardschule Mundaun in Cuolm Sura, Schweizerische Ski- und Snowboardschule Lumnezia in Vella and Schweizerische Ski- und Snowboardschule Obersaxen at Chummenbühl. Weekly courses follow the Swiss Snow League, and Lumnezia also offers cross-country skiing courses and private lessons.
  • Where can sledges be rented and which sledging runs are there?
    Sledges can be rented at the sports shops at the valley stations. The sledging runs are marked in violet and include Kartitscha–Miraniga–Meierhof, Cuolm Sura–Surcuolm–Flond–Ilanz, Triel–Vella and Triel–Morissen.
  • Is there a snowpark and is access included in a lift ticket?
    Yes, the Snowpark Plitschès offers freestyle riding with free access for everyone. A dedicated snowpark day ticket is available that includes the Valata–Cuolm Sura chairlift and the Cuolm Sura–Plitschès ski lift.
  • What cross-country skiing options are available?
    The Flond cross-country track is snow-covered and lit as a night track until 21:00. The tracks are marked in turquoise and include the Plaun Sura track in Flond and the Degen night track in Lumnezia.

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