The Upper Engadine - Day trip and hiking suggestions

The world famous train offering a full day of magnificent views of the Swiss Alps.

Wonderful scenic train ride from the old town of Chur across the Bernina Pass via Italy to Lugano.

Extraordinary view of the Upper Engadine lakes and Piz Bernina.

Choose from various independent tour packages to enjoy the Glacier Express. From 1 night to see the highlights, to 3 nights to see the whole route, including Zermatt and St. Moritz. You can add more nights to explore the towns (recommended). Also you can optionally add lunch on board.

Choose from various independent tour packages to enjoy the Bernina Express. Book 1 night to see the highlights, or 2 nights to see the whole route, including Lugano. You can add more nights to explore the towns (recommended).

A scenic train journey across the Swiss Alps, along Lucerne, Interlaken, Zermatt and St. Moritz. The Glacier Express is included, as well as cross-alpine Lötschberger train and a trip to Jungfraujoch. You can add additional excursions at a discount.

Discover the vistas, flora and fauna of the southern Swiss Alps on foot: 6 full days of hiking in the Upper Engadine area around famous St. Moritz, including the National Park. The tour is available from June to October. Hotels, breakfast, maps, a guide book and luggage transfers are included.

Relaxed stroll along the Lake of St. Moritz, suitable for anyone.

Popular trail with plenty of good views across the Upper Engadine valley.

Long trail with landscapes varying from untouched high mountain scenery to conifer forests.

Demanding route across a magnificent alpine landscape.

It's impressive to see a glacier up close, and informative to see how fast it's retreating.

Hike across high alpine meadows with views across the Upper Engadine lakes.

Impressive views on the Piz Bernina and its glaciers while descending into the Roseg valley.

Explore the high-alpine rough terrain of the Bernina Pass.

Short route to view the trains on the famous Bernina line.

Route across the forests in the valley between Pontresina and St. Moritz.