Corviglia – St. Moritz
Five Ski World Championships as well as the Olympic Winter Games of 1928 and 1948 have already been held here. At the FIS Freestyle World Championships, the disciplines of Ski and Snowboard Cross, Moguls, Aerials, and Snowboard Alpine are contested.
Various food stalls are available on-site for visitors. Guests with VIP tickets enjoy access to the restricted VIP area in the finish zone (Open Air) as well as the VIP tent at the base station of the Salastrains chairlift, including catering.
Highlights
Free entry, except VIP zones:
Wed 19.3.25 Moguls Finals
Sat 22.3.25 Ski Cross Finals, Snowboard Alpine Parallel Slalom Finals
Sun 23.3.25 Ski Cross Team Mixed Finals, Snowboard Alpine Parallel Slalom Mixed Finals
Fri 28.3.25 Snowboard Cross Finals
Sun 30.3.25 Aerials Finals
Competitions & Access
Ski & Snowboard Cross
Aerials
Moguls
Snowboard Alpine Parallel Giant Slalom & Parallel Slalom
Site & Ski Map
Get an overview here. And here’s the slope map – click on the interactive map.
Site map
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Experience the competitions on Corviglia
With a pedestrian or ski lift ticket, you can get up close to the action at the mountain locations (Corviglia, Corvatsch) – no additional event ticket needed.
All races will take place above St. Moritz Dorf on Corviglia, along the Salastrains chairlift. Fans at the tracks and finish areas will have an excellent view of the challenging race courses. What makes these courses special is their open location, offering stunning views of the entire Upper Engadin, with its beautiful mountain and lake landscapes.
A wide public slope from top to bottom will remain accessible at all times , making it easy for spectators to visit and move between the different venues. The goal is to experience and enjoy the full range of freestyle disciplines along a single chairlift ride on Corviglia.
For those arriving without skis or snowboards, there will be a way to reach the venues on foot. Special pedestrian tickets will be available at the lift ticket counters, allowing access to the Salastrains mountain station and back down. The ski area will have marked pedestrian paths, so everyone can safely walk along the race courses.
In addition to the competition venues, there will be a small selection of activities, but the focus is clearly on the sport, giving everyone a chance to experience these amazing disciplines in nature. The main village with activities will be located at the Big Air venue in the valley.
Competitions on Corviglia
With a pedestrian or ski lift ticket, you can get up close to the action on Corviglia – no additional event ticket required. However, access to the VIP zones requires a VIP event ticket.
Restaurants on Corviglia
On the Corviglia ski area there is a selection of first-class restaurants. El Paradiso offers luxurious cuisine with breathtaking views, while the White Marmot serves modern Alpine dishes. In the Trutz restaurant you can enjoy traditional Engadine dishes, while the Alpina Hütte impresses with its rustic atmosphere and Grisons specialities. The Chasellas combines Swiss cuisine with modern influences and is an insider tip for gourmets.
Paradiso Mountain Club & Restaurant
A mountain restaurant and club managed by Badrutt’s Palace Hotel
White Marmot
A culinary hotspot in the Corviglia ski area in St. Moritz
Bergrestaurant Trutz
A charming mountain restaurant right at the mountain station of the Suvretta chairlift
Alpina Hütte
A classic hut on St. Moritz’s local mountain and the oldest ski hut in the region
Chasellas
Rustic lunch cuisine and culinary highlights in the evening at 1936 metres above sea level.