Using the Swiss Half Fare Card around St. Moritz

  • Fritzrab
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    6 December 2017 at 17:41:39 #813783

    Please help.

    We are loving our Swiss half fare card throughout Switzerland. We have just arrived in St Moritz and are wondering what activities are covered by the Swiss half fare card. We do not ski but would like to go up on some of the mountains to enjoy the view and restaurants. In particular we are curious if the card discounts Corvatsch mountain. I cannot find a place on the website that speaks specifically to St Moritz. .

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    6 December 2017 at 18:10:10 #872637

    Hi Fritzrab,

    If you open the PDF map on our Swiss Half Fare Card validity page you will see a few of the lines around St. Moritz that are covered by the Swiss Half Fare Card (like Corvatsch).

    Some hotels in St. Moritz also offer a local transit card as well so you should check there too.

    Fritzrab
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    7 December 2017 at 7:03:44 #872638

    Thanks Lucas

    Doing the lookups on my iPhone is like trying to push an elephant through a keyhole. I miss my laptop.

    Fritzrab
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    7 December 2017 at 7:17:43 #872639

    Could you send me the link for Diavolezza on the Swiss half fare card as you did for Corvatsch. Thanks

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    7 December 2017 at 8:09:09 #872640

    Hi Fritzrab,

    The Swiss Half fare Card map is the same link for either mountain. It shows that Diavolezza is not covered by the Swiss Half Fare Card.

    It’s possible that your hotel has a transit pass you could use if you check with them – but it might not cover Diavolezza either.

    Here is the webpage with prices for Diavolezza.

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