Snowboarding St. Moritz
Listed under Snowboarding in St Moritz, Switzerland.
It may seem unlikely from her glamorous reputation, but St. Moritz is a good place to some to learn new tricks, there's a 90metre half pipe, a huge quarter pipe and jumps ranging in size from beginner to four meter jump-this-and-you-might-want-to-start-calling-yourself-a-pro size, which is why so many people come here to train, so you'll see a lot of new tricks being tried out at all levels.
Corviglia, the resort's main mountains, is a course in fast chutes into bowls, and has its own natural half pipe. The off piste runs at Marguns are known for their speed.
If you don't want to, or can't afford, to stay in glitzy St. Moritz, her surrounding villages are more relaxed.
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Sally James.
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tell me about activities for non skiers, but folks who love being out in the snow in st moritz?
My husband and I, both skiers will be in Zurich in mid February. I will be lecturing at the Jung Institute. After skiing for 50+ years my husband has been urged by his physician to give up skiing because he is on blood thinners. In spite of this deprivation!! we would like to journey from Zurich to St. Moritz and enjoy activities outside. I have read about snow golf, my husband is also an avid golfer, is that really available? Sleigh rides, dog sled rides???? I shall await your response.
Thank you, Sondra Geller