Mountain Adventures

In the radiant embrace of the Swiss Alps, St. Moritz transforms into a verdant paradise during summer, revealing the natural beauty and adventurous spirit of its surrounding mountains. Each peak offers unique experiences, from panoramic hikes to cultural encounters, inviting visitors to immerse themselves in the splendour of Alpine summer. Let’s delve into the allure of the most notable mountains around St. Moritz, where summer adventures await.

Corviglia / Piz Nair

Corviglia, bathed in sunlight, not only offers breathtaking mountain panoramas but also boasts a variety of culinary delights alongside diverse hiking trails. From quaint mountain huts to chic restaurants, it caters to every visitor's taste. Thanks to its south-facing position, St. Moritz's local mountain enjoys abundant sunshine throughout the year, making it a perfect summer destination.

The network of hiking trails on Corviglia is extensive, offering routes for all levels of hikers. The journey to Piz Nair, standing at 3,057 metres above sea level, is a highlight, offering unparalleled views of the Engadin valley. The summer months transform the ski slopes into scenic hiking and mountain biking trails, providing a unique perspective of the landscape.

Corvatsch 3,303

Corvatsch, the highest accessible peak in the Grisons, offers a summer paradise for outdoor enthusiasts. Its 120 kilometres of trails have become a haven for hikers, mountain bikers and climbers. The peak of Corvatsch, at 3,303 metres, presents a dramatic panorama of the surrounding Alpine giants and deep valleys.

Summer on Corvatsch is filled with exploration opportunities, from leisurely walks around the Sils Maria to challenging hikes leading to crystal-clear mountain lakes. The cable cars facilitate easy access to breathtaking viewpoints, and the terraces of mountain restaurants invite visitors to relax and soak in the majestic scenery.

Muottas Muragl

Muottas Muragl, known as the panoramic mountain of Engadine, offers unrivalled views of the Upper Engadine lake landscape and the Bernina Massif. The historical funicular railway, dating back to 1905, ascends to 2,456 metres, delivering guests to a world of enchantment.

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Summer at Muottas Muragl is a blend of romance, culinary delights and outdoor adventures. The Philosophers’ Trail, adorned with quotes from notable intellectuals, provides a reflective journey through nature. The ‘Senda d’Inspiraziun’ path, featuring the world’s most precise sundial, adds a unique touch to the hiking experience. The mountain is also a starting point for unforgettable toboggan rides and longer treks across the panoramic landscape.

Make sure to take the historical funicular to Muottas Muragl for panoramic views that will take your breath away. It’s perfect for both sunrise and sunset vistas.

Diavolezza / Lagalb

Diavolezza, known for its breathtaking views of the Piz Palü and Piz Bernina, stands as a testament to the raw beauty of the Alps. According to legend, a beautiful mountain nymph, who lured hunters to their doom, gave Diavolezza its name.

In summer, Diavolezza becomes a hub for climbers and hikers seeking to explore its rugged terrain and glacier vistas. The panoramic terrace offers stunning views, dubbed the ‘Festsaal der Alpen’ (Alpine Ballroom), making it a perfect spot for a photo or a moment of contemplation. The VR Diavolezza experience and the variety of hiking trails and via ferratas provide immersive ways to experience the high Alps. The classic glacier hike to the Morteratsch station is a must-do for those looking to explore the heart of the Bernina Range.

Munt Pers

Munt Pers is celebrated for its spectacular views of the Morteratsch Glacier and the encompassing valleys. Even in the warmth of summer, the landscape retains its rugged charm, with temperatures reminding visitors of the high Alpine environment.

From Munt Pers, adventurers and nature lovers can gaze upon the expansive Morteratsch Glacier, observing the play of light and shadow over the ice. The peak serves as a vantage point for breathtaking views of the valley, making it a rewarding destination for those willing to brave the chill and ascend its heights.

Each mountain around St. Moritz offers a distinct summer adventure, from leisurely walks with stunning backdrops to challenging hikes that reward with unparalleled Alpine views. As the snow melts and the Alpine flora blooms, these peaks become a playground for nature enthusiasts, promising unforgettable experiences in the heart of the Swiss Alps.
 

With the majesty of the Alps at your doorstep, step into a hiker's paradise. Traverse through trails that offer serene beauty and panoramic views, making each step a moment to cherish.