Hotels in Upper Engadin, Switzerland
Upper Engadin is a high alpine valley in Switzerland's Graubünden canton, famous for its glacial lakes and the resort town of St. Moritz, which hosted the Winter Olympics in 1928 and 1948. Winters are crisp and snowy (average 25°F/-4°C in January), perfect for skiing on Corviglia or sledding on the Olympia Bobrun track. Summers are mild (around 70°F/21°C in July), ideal for hiking trails like the one circling Lake Silvaplana or windsurfing on its waters. For a budget-friendly alternative to St. Moritz, try the villages of Celerina or Zuoz-you'll get the same stunning alpine views and access to the Engadin's 350 miles of hiking paths without the luxury price tag.