Winter hiking trail Marguns - Chantarella

Mittel

3.7 km

1:30 h

34 Hm

294 Hm

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This one-hour winter hiking trail offers a beautiful view of the Upper Engadine and ends in a fairytale forest above St. Moritz.

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Anfahrt
Wegpunkte

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Kondition

Höchster Punkt 2270 m

Tiefster Punkt 2007 m

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Start

Marguns

Ziel

Chantarella

Koordinaten

46.516479, 9.825363

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Beschreibung

This winter hiking trail in the Corviglia ski area invites you to enjoy the snow-covered landscape away from the pistes.

The trail starts at the Marguns mountain station and can easily be reached from Celerina by cable car. It is also a perfect continuation of the winter hiking trail from the Corviglia mountain station to Marguns, ideally after a culinary stop at the Chadafö restaurant.

Just a few metres after the start, you leave the ski area behind and soon find yourself in a magnificent winter landscape with views down to the Inn Valley and towards the Bernina Pass. The 3.6-kilometre-long trail continues slightly downhill and leads directly to the middle station at Chantarella, from where you can reach St. Moritz by funicular in just a few minutes.

The winter hiking trail is open during the winter season, depending on snow conditions.

Note: The winter hiking trail is not a sledge run, the mountain railways do not transport sledges on Corviglia and Marguns. Exception: families are allowed to bring a sledge to pull their children along.

More information
Engadin Tourismus AG
Via Maistra 1
CH-7500 St. Moritz
Phone: +41 81 830 00 01
E-mail: allegra@engadin.ch
Internet: www.engadin.ch

winter hiking trail report: www.engadin.ch/en/slopes-tracks/winter-hiking-trails/

Sicherheitshinweis

Good footwear is a prerequisite for this path. The lower part through the forest is only a narrow path and more difficult to walk than the upper part. After a longer period without snowfall, the short steep passage between the antenna and the forest can be icy.