Activities in St. Moritz Switzerland

Process Launch pad “Corviglia” Top station downhill side, with or without skis Starts always to a full hour (10.00-16-00) Landing: on the frozen lake (next to the boat house) A car will bring you back trough the village St. Moritz.   Duration The guest is back in the ski region within an hour. Mere flight duration is ca. 10 min. Vertical hight is ca. 700 m   Season Christmas - Eastern By helicopter to the Corvatsch station - by hang-glider back to the valley. Flights in other areas on request. Group events on request. What is a Delta/Hang-glider? What is a Paraglider? The Delta is comparable... [ More information ]

Experience one of the most spectacular ways to cross the Alps: The Albula and Bernina lines connect northern and southern Europe. A high-point of the ride is the panoramic view from the Bernina Express, as it passes mighty glaciers on its descent to a land of swaying palms. On the highest railway tracks in Europe and the steepest in the world, the Bernina Express takes its passengers on a unique journey through 55 tunnels and over 196 bridges. From Switzerland’s oldest town through wildly romantic gorges, past spectacular man-made structures, up to the eternal ice of the glaciers and back down to the palm trees in the Italian town of Tirano: no other Alpine crossing is so spectacular. The modern... [ More information ]

Bobsleigh is a very important sport for St. Moritz, as it was here that this fascinating winter olympic sport was invented, at the end of the nineteenth century. Olympic bobsleigh run in St. Moritz / Celerina was inaugurated in the year 1904, and it is the world’s only ice-natural bobsleigh run. All other runs of Europe, North America or Japan have to be artificially frozen. Olympic bobsleigh run (simply called bob run) is 1722m. long, it takes just 75 seconds to cover. In the track 135 km / h maximum speed and a power of up to 4.5 G can be achieved. It has been the venue of 2 Olympic competitions and numerous sport events.... [ More information ]

HELISKIING DEPARTING FROM BEX* - Gumm, Walleg, Staldenhorn Fr. 250. - Gstellihorn, Tsanfleuron Fr. 290. - Wildhorn, Trient Glacier Fr. 330.- - Small Combination Fr. 380 - Pigne d'Arolla Fr. 430 *Price per person / Minimum 4 persons. The guide's fees and transport are not included in the price. included in our prices. Other destinations on request. Heliskiing is operated from Bex subject to a minimum of 2 full rotations. *Prices are per person for a minimum party of 4 Helicopter transportation of the mountain. guide and his daily fee not included. Other trips available upon request. Heliskiing is operated departure from Bex under the reserve of 2 full circuits. ... [ More information ]

St. Moritz is the centre of the horse riding in the Alps. A multitude of equestrian events and horse races are held each year, with the exception of the most famous polo tournaments. Despite the cold mountains, St. Moritz takes pride in its conveniences and welfare the horses enjoy, due to the great service is offered by the village stables. The children will be able to get their first horse riding experience, as special activities are organized for them. Near the village S-chanf you will find a stable to realize activities for the entire family. Walks, amicable horse races, horse riding instructors, etc. Contact us and we will give you all the relevant information related... [ More information ]

The gorgeous scenery which St. Moritz and the Upper Engadine provide us deserves a moment of contemplation. Relax and let yourself to be carried away by the horses, making a relaxing excursion around a frozen lake, the primeval snowy forests, or the extensive valley of the Upper Engadine. A magic experience if you want to immerse yourself in alpine nature, and enjoy moments of peace and tranquillity. The routes of Horse Carriage Rides are personalised, and the options are endless, but these are a few routes which we recommend you to realize: St. Moritz Bad From St. Moritz Bad we can take a horse carriage and go on a precious excursion through the Stazerwald forest,... [ More information ]