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St Moritz is a historic high-end ski resort in Graubünden, Switzerland, overlooking the Upper Engadin lakes. Its main ski mountain is Corviglia, where 155km of pistes connect directly above the town, while the wider Engadin region adds more terrain across neighbouring sectors. The skiing is especially strong for intermediates, though there are quality beginner runs, some steeper black pistes and enough variety for advanced piste skiers. Corviglia rises to 3,057m, which supports a reliable season, particularly when cold Engadin weather preserves the groomed surface. The town atmosphere is polished and upscale, with grand hotels, designer retail, lake views and a long-established winter sports identity. It is particularly famous for luxury heritage, superb piste preparation and its role as one of the original great winter destinations in the Alps.