Since the first snowfall in St. Moritz you can enjoy sledding slopes , an activity which amuses both children and adults. In the region there are 3 official sledding slopes , although any snowy slope can turn into an adventure if you take a sledge with you. If you want to make a booking in the official sledding slopes , please contact us and we will help you with your reservation.
Tobogganing slopes and pites Various shorter tobogganing slopes and pistes offer fun for the whole family, and can easily be incorporated into a leisurely winter walk. Pontresina -Languard toboggan run in the village centre Maloja -Toboggan run by the tow lift and in Maloja-Cresta Silvaplana -Tobogganing slope in Surlej Clos Celerina -Tobogganing slope by the church of San Gian Samedan -Tobogganing slope by the Survih ski lift providing snow conditions are good.
Muottas Muragl Toboggan Run There are several toboggan runs to discover in the region, and if you have never jumped in a toboggan before, you will find it is just as much fun as it looks. This run is the fastest in the region, and offers 20 curves and a hair-raising m vertical drop as it travels through pine larch forests β fantastic for thrill-seekers, and one run won't be enough!
It is easily accessible via funicular railway, and the panoramic views of the Upper Engadin are well worth the trip too. Important: The toboggan run is bristled with difficult curves and long, fast straights. Therefore the following rules of conduct and safety instructions need to be observed:. While the run itself is sure to be an unforgettable highlight of your break, the journey there is just as exciting: the Rhaetian Railway passes through a UNESCO World Heritage site that has been described as something from a Hans Christian Andersen fairy tale.
Daily 9 am to 4. Outside these operating hours the sled runs are closed; they are therefore not secured against hazards such as avalanche blasting and snow-cats operating with cable winches.
