Ski resorts in Graubünden
The 26 ski resorts in Graubünden tracked by meteo-ch.ch, each with its village and summit altitude. Villages range from 1 020 to 1 840 m; the highest point is Piz Nair / Corvatsch at 3 303 m. Every resort has its own weather page, computed at two altitudes — village and slopes.
| Resort | Municipality | Village | Summit | Ski area |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Arosa | Arosa | 1 775 m | 2 653 m | Arosa Lenzerheide |
| Bivio | Surses | 1 769 m | 2 560 m | Bivio |
| Brambrüesch (Chur) | Chur | 1 600 m | 2 174 m | Brambrüesch |
| Brigels | Breil/Brigels | 1 289 m | 2 418 m | Brigels |
| Celerina | Celerina/Schlarigna | 1 730 m | 3 057 m | Engadin St. Moritz |
| Davos | Davos | 1 560 m | 2 844 m | Davos Klosters |
| Disentis | Disentis/Mustér | 1 150 m | 2 833 m | Andermatt-Sedrun-Disentis |
| Feldis/Veulden | Domleschg | 1 470 m | 2 100 m | Feldis |
| Flims Laax Falera | Flims | 1 100 m | 3 018 m | LAAX |
| Klosters | Klosters | 1 200 m | 2 844 m | Davos Klosters |
| Laax | Laax | 1 020 m | 3 018 m | LAAX |
| Lenzerheide | Vaz/Obervaz | 1 470 m | 2 865 m | Arosa Lenzerheide |
| Obersaxen Mundaun | Obersaxen Mundaun | 1 300 m | 2 310 m | Obersaxen Mundaun |
| Pontresina | Pontresina | 1 805 m | 2 978 m | Engadin St. Moritz |
| Samnaun | Samnaun | 1 840 m | 2 872 m | Silvretta Arena |
| San Bernardino | Mesocco | 1 600 m | 2 525 m | San Bernardino |
| Savognin | Surses | 1 200 m | 2 713 m | Savognin |
| Scuol | Scuol | 1 250 m | 2 800 m | Scuol |
| Sedrun | Tujetsch | 1 450 m | 2 600 m | Andermatt-Sedrun-Disentis |
| Sils / Furtschellas | Sils im Engadin/Segl | 1 800 m | 2 800 m | Engadin St. Moritz |
| Silvaplana-Corvatsch | Silvaplana | 1 815 m | 3 303 m | Engadin St. Moritz |
| Splügen | Rheinwald | 1 457 m | 2 215 m | Splügen-Tambo |
| St. Moritz | St. Moritz | 1 822 m | 3 303 m | Engadin St. Moritz |
| Tschappina-Heinzenberg | Tschappina | 1 500 m | 2 200 m | Heinzenberg |
| Vals | Vals | 1 250 m | 2 900 m | Vals |
| Zuoz | Zuoz | 1 716 m | 2 465 m | Engadin |
The three highest
By summit altitude — the ones whose season lasts longest:
- St. Moritz — 3 303 m (Piz Nair / Corvatsch)
- Silvaplana-Corvatsch — 3 303 m (Corvatsch)
- Celerina — 3 057 m (Piz Nair)
Altitude makes the season
Across these 26 resorts, the gap between the lowest and the highest reaches 1 203 metres. That is the difference between a season that depends on snowmaking and one that holds from November to April without trying.
The useful rule: the rain-snow line rises about 150 metres per degree. A village at 1 020 m sees rain replace snow far earlier than one at 1 840 m — and whether the upper slopes stay skiable is decided by the summit, not the village.
See also
How many ski resorts does the canton have?
meteo-ch.ch tracks 26 ski areas in Graubünden, from village to summit. The table above lists them all, with base altitude and highest point.
Which resort is the highest?
St. Moritz, whose highest point reaches 3 303 m (Piz Nair / Corvatsch). The village itself sits at 1 822 m.
Is the weather computed in the village or on the slopes?
Both. Each resort page gives the forecast at village altitude and at summit altitude: between the two there are often several degrees, and sometimes the difference between rain and snow.