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Hiking
Paradise
 A near infinite
choice of trails and routes characterize the vacation and hiking
paradise of St. Moritz. Many comfortable cable cars from and around
the area of St. Moritz give access to the Piz Nair, Corvatsch and
Diavolezza, three mountain peaks with an altitude of more than
10,000 ft, and to numerous vantage points, such as Corviglia, Signal
and Muottas Muragl, opening on breath-taking panoramic views.
All these renowned mountain tops, like Corviglia
and Muottas Muragl, are starting points for many panoramic hikes whose
magnificence and density is world-unique and which harbor many snug
mountain restaurants, where visitors may relax, enjoying local
specialties. Other than an almost unlimited amount of possibilities
for individual hikes, St. Moritz and its neighboring localities offer
guided glacier and mountain tours as well as excursions centering on
various topics (geology, botany...) during the summer season.
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Suggested Hikes
Should
you be looking for an idea on how to spend a day
hiking in the Engadine, you will most certainly
find the right one among our suggested hikes.
National Park
From St. Moritz it is only a short distance
to the Swiss National Park. You may want to
spend a day hiking through one of the most
enchanting natural reserves of Europe, witness
the fascinating alpine flora and fauna in its
pristine state and return to St. Moritz
bathed in impressions.
Muottas Muragl - (Segantini Hütte) - Höhenweg
- Alp Languard - Pontresina
Start at Punt Muragl, the valley station of the
Muottas-Muragl ropeway. Take a ride uphill
through a forest of tall trees to reach the
vantage point of the mountain station at an
altitude of 8177 ft with an overwhelming
view of the Upper Engadine.
The panoramic hike begins on a slight downward
slope towards the east into the Val Muragl.
Segantini-Weg (Segantini Trail)
Six information boards recount the life of the
world-famous painter Giovanni Segantini. The
trail extending over two kilometres leads to the
renovated Segantini Museum.
Schellenursli Trail - a Fairy-Trail for
Children
The Schellenursli trail leads off the Via Tinus
passing the "Heidihütte" (Heidi's
hut) and ends at the Hotel Salastrains. The
length of the trail is 1.5 km and a
leisurely stroll will take about 45 minutes. |
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