St. Moritz Ski Resort: Corviglia & Muottas Muragl

Getting to St. Moritz

Many roads lead to the Engadin

High up in the Swiss mountains lies a valley of lakes, mountains, and light. A world where natural wonders—both small and grand—create a paradisiacal setting for sports and relaxation. In this inspiring high valley lies St. Moritz, with its diverse mountains—Corviglia and Muottas Muragl—and their wide range of outdoor activities. Find out here how to get to St. Moritz—by train, car, or plane.

We recommend traveling by train. Not only is this a climate-friendly way to travel, but the journey on the Rhaetian Railway (RhB) from Chur to the Engadin—with its spiral tunnels and impressive viaducts—is one of the most picturesque and technically fascinating train rides in all of Europe. Alternatively, you can travel comfortably by train directly from Landquart via Klosters and through the Vereina Tunnel to St. Moritz.

To the SBB schedule

Friedrichshafen Airport Shuttle

From Friedrichshafen, you can take advantage of the convenient shuttle service from Friedrichshafen to St. Moritz (by minibus to Klosters, then on the Rhaetian Railway from Klosters). The shuttle runs daily, approximately 30 minutes after the arrival of Ryanair flights from London Stansted. For more information and reservations, visit shuttledirect.

Engadin Airport

Engadin Airport offers flights to the international airports in Zurich, Geneva, Basel, Milan, and Munich. You can also reach many other domestic and international destinations via air taxi services.

Fly Rail Baggage

From any airport, your luggage can be shipped via Zurich and Geneva to your chosen train station in the Engadin. You can travel to the Engadin stress-free, and your luggage will be automatically transported to your desired destination.

For your return trip from the Engadin, your luggage can be transported to the airport more quickly for a fee. You can then pick it up at the SBB counter at the airport before your departure (Airport Baggage Service). If you’re traveling from abroad, it’s best to check with the authorities in your home country to find out how luggage transport to Switzerland is arranged.

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Accessible at On the Way to Corviglia

People with limited mobility—especially guests using wheelchairs, walkers, or other mobility aids—should also be able to enjoy the magnificent mountain panorama of the Engadin mountains without any hassle. However, due to the architectural characteristics of the various mountain rail systems, full accessibility cannot be guaranteed everywhere on Corviglia.

If you require assistance with transportation, please contact us as early as possible, but no later than two hours before your arrival. This will allow us to best accommodate your individual needs and make the necessary arrangements. If you contact us within two hours of your arrival, there may be wait times due to operational and organizational procedures.

Since accessibility varies among the individual mountain railways, we also recommend that you check the Ginto-Guide on your own before your visit to learn about the specific conditions and options for accessible transportation.

Ginto Guide: Celerina Gondola

Ginto Guide: Chantarella/Corviglia Funiculars

Ginto Guide: Piz Nair Cable Car

Ginto Guide: Signal Cable Car

Contact for Transportation Assistance

The Engadin mountains offer unique experiences that we want to make accessible to as many guests as possible. To ensure that guests with limited mobility—especially those using wheelchairs, walkers, or other mobility aids—can enjoy a pleasant and hassle-free trip to the mountains, we recommend registering as early as possible, but no later than two hours before your arrival. Please contact us by phone at +41 81 830 00 00 or by email at info@mountains.ch.

We ask that you inform us of your planned visit as early as possible. This allows us to best accommodate your individual needs and make the necessary organizational arrangements in a timely manner. For last-minute registrations, especially those made within two hours of your arrival, wait times may occur due to operational and organizational procedures.

If you have any questions or concerns, our train staff will be happy to assist you, and you can contact us before your visit at +41 81 830 00 00 or at info@mountains.ch.

Getting There to St. Moritz

Our office is located in St. Moritz Bad, right next to the Signalbahn valley station. The parking lot at Via San Gian 26 is just a few minutes’ walk away. You can reach us by car via Via San Gian, or by PostBus or bus to the St. Moritz Bad, Signalbahn stop.

Address:

Engadin St. Moritz Mountains AG
Via San Gian 30
7500 St. Moritz

+41 81 830 00 00
info@mountains.ch

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