Devil’s Place, as the Waldhaus am See’s exclusive whisky bar is called, makes the heart of every whisky lover beat faster! With 2,500 different kinds of whisky, this is the largest selection in the world. Several times, Devil’s Place has received an entry in the “Guinness Book of World Records” for its outstanding whisky collection.

Enjoy nerve-tingling games of skill andaccuracy at oneof the region’s historic or new bowling alleys at Gasthaus Spinas, Grand Hotel Kronenhof or Serlas Parc- a guaranteed evening of fun for families or groups of friends.
Reservations obligatory.

Enjoy climbing and bouldering at Serlas Park, an outstanding facility characterised by imaginative use of wood and glass, andoffering free views of the inspiring mountain landscape. Approximately 450sq mof climbingwall andabout 120 sq mof bouldering provide training and recreation for climbers of all levels. If you do nothave your own climbing equipment with you, you can hire everything you need there.

Ice fishing on Lake Sils is a unique and exciting experience that is enjoyed by many fishing enthusiasts during the winter months. Located in the Engadin valley of Switzerland, Lake Sils offers the perfect spot for ice fishing, with its frozen surface providing a serene and peaceful setting for anglers to cast their lines. Visitors can either bring their own equipment or rent it on site, and can enjoy the experience of fishing in the midst of stunning natural scenery. The activity is only available from mid January to March.

You hike, climb and glide along ziplines past ice-covered cliffs and frozen waterfalls without getting wet. Secured and under the expert guidance of your mountain guide, you will overcome even tricky spots and walk about 500 meters. Enter a wild, secluded world and imagine yourself far away from any civilisation.

Skijoring is a winter sport that involves a person wearing skis being pulled over snow or ice by a horse, dog, or vehicle. The word “skijoring” comes from the Norwegian term “skijøring,” which means ski driving. It originated in Scandinavia and has gained popularity in various parts of the world. Skijoring combines the thrill of skiing with the excitement of being pulled by a horse, creating a unique and exhilarating experience. Participants must have good skiing skills and control to navigate the terrain while being pulled

The Cresta Run in St. Moritz is a famous natural ice skeleton racing toboggan track located in eastern Switzerland. It is operated by the St Moritz Tobogganing Club Ltd., which has a worldwide membership and a strong partnership with the town and people of St. Moritz. The Cresta Run is known for its thrilling and adrenaline-pumping experience, where pilots race down the ice channel between St. Moritz and Celerina at high speeds.

The first steps in to climbing an ice wall. Being Top Rope secured and fully concentrated on crampons and ice axe, nothing will stop your sense of achievement!

Arriving in Arnoga – between Bormio and Livignio and about 75 km from St. Moritz, search for the little chapel, near the hotel “Li Arnoga” and you will find the Italian Husky Village. Ride your team of Huskies under the supervision of skilled instructors.

Taking a fascinatingscenic flight over the BerninaMassif andthe Morteratsch Glacier is anexceptional highlight. You can even touch down on the mountain at 3,303 m. A hearty brunch or delicious midday meal will complete the experience. Not to miss: Going on a sunrise heli-skiing or heli-boarding tour.

With snowshoes onyour feet, you arefree to explore the pristine forests and snow-blanketed plateaus – the ideal alternative for all those seeking peace and quiet off the beaten track.

Discover the winter wonderland on frozen lakes, trails with views, trails in the wide valley and pushchair-friendly paths. On a stroll across the frozen Engadin lakes, you really appreciate the great expanse of the valley and especially at sunset, the magical light in the Engadin. The flat winter walking paths fromMaloja to Silvaplanaandonto St. Moritz areperfect for families – depending on snow conditions, with pushchairs, too. For a particularly picturesque winter walk, follow the path fromSils into the romanticVal Fex, or fromMaloja through the snow-blanketed forest to the frozen Lake Cavloccio.

Safely nestled between pilot and brakeman you`ll experience fantastic, adrenalin-pumping rides on the 1722 mlong natural ice track, which is at the same time the largest ice sculpture in the world. In 75 seconds you will thunder to the finish in the 4 menbob at speeds of upto 135 km/h. It is athrilling experience. The price is CHF 269 per person and the minimum age is 16 years.

The full moon skiing experience on Diavolezza is described as a truly special and unforgettable experience. When the full moon, known as “Glüna Plaina” in Romantsch, lights up the landscape, it creates a unique atmosphere that adds to the thrill of skiing under the night sky. The night air is fresh, and the mountain offers the opportunity to ski under floodlights or the natural light of the moon. Skiing on Diavolezza during a full moon allows you to enjoy the beauty of the surrounding mountains and the illuminated slopes. The Diavolezza mountain restaurant offers a perfect setting for a dinner before embarking on the descent. The combination of skiing, the stunning scenery, and the magical ambiance of the full moon creates a sensational experience that is not to be missed. Whether you are an experienced skier or a beginner, the full moon skiing experience on Diavolezza offers a unique and exhilarating adventure. It is a chance to connect with nature, enjoy the thrill of skiing, and create lasting memories in the Swiss Alps.

Your flight to your mountain landing place takes you over snowcapped peaks and a fantastic world of icy glaciers. The flight itself is already an unforgettable experience, before you even get started with your breathtaking descent under the supervision of an experienced mountain ski guide.

Burn off some energy during this unique off-piste experience! This all-day offer is guaranteed to get the adrenaline flowing for snow sport enthusiasts – what could be more thrilling than hitting the powder snow on Corviglia, Corvatsch or Diavolezza with a local professional? From learning the essential basic knowledge about avalanche prevention, and freeriding to the fantastic névé and corn snow downhill runs in official off-piste areas – you don’t get more action-packed than this! Depending on the tour, you will be accompanied by a freeride guide or mountain guide.

Take a carriage onthe village square of Sils Maria (about 15 minutes by car or taxi) anddiscover the idyllic Val Fex Valley fromthe comfortof ahorse-drawncarriage. Guests can choose fromdifferentroutes starting from30minutes to 1 hour per way.

Fromthe train station Pontresina (about 10 minutes by car or taxi fromthe hotel) the horse carriagesstart going into Val Rosegg. After ca. one hour with marvellous views to the glacier, you reach the restaurant “Roseg Gletscher”, which serves Swiss style food. To return from the restaurant you can either walk or take again a horse carriage.

There is no better way to experience the snow covered splendour and beauty of St. Moritz, than from the comfort of a horse-drawncarriage. Directly fromthe hotel entrance a horse carriage can be arranged to take the guests along lake St. Moritz towards the mountain lake Lej da Staz. It is situated in a nature preservation area where cars are not allowed to go to (except onetaxi company).The StazKiosk besides the frozen lake offers a casual, alpine snacks anddrinks.

By bus orcar this sled ride is 15 minutes away fromthe hotel.
There are20curves inall on the fastest of all the region’s toboggan runs; a vertical drop of 705 m over 4 km guarantees plenty of action.

The longest illuminated toboggan run in Europe is just around the corner: The winding and adventurous route along the Albula railway line is suitable forfamilies aswell asfor guests who arelooking for alittle thrill.
FromSt. Moritz you travel by train (road is closed during winter) in 30 minutes to Preda. There you receive the sled and walk towards the start. The
lap is about 5km long and ends in Bergün. While walking back to the train station you can return the sled or go with the train back to Preda for another run. More adventurous sledgers can in addition take the chairlift to Darlux, from where a steep trail decends to Begrün.

The ice arena offers guests open-air ice skating onthe artificial ice rink andis situated 10 to 15
minutes walking distance
fromthe hotel. During the winter months, anadditionalspecially prepared natural ice rink is also
open for ice skating.
Equipment can be hired.

The ice arena offers guests open-air ice skating onthe artificial ice rink andis situated 10 to 15
minutes walking distance
fromthe hotel. During the winter months, anadditionalspecially prepared natural ice rink is also
open for ice skating.
Equipment can be hired.