- Dates: March 12-15, 2027
- Location: St. Moritz and Pontresina, Switzerland
- Marathon: 21 km / 42 km free technique
- BONUS: the opportunity for alpine skiing and bobsleight riding
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The St. Moritz ski resort is a favoured winter holiday destination primarily for royal families and many famous film actors and musicians from around the world. The Winter Olympics have been held there twice, and the Alpine Ski World Championships as many as five times.
This magnificent town has also been visited by the infamous agent James Bond – scenes filmed in St. Moritz appeared in two films featuring his name.
We will explore this attraction during our trip, both on skis and on foot.
Travel Program
We will arrive in St. Moritz on Friday, taking a train from Zurich Airport. The train journey leads us through the beautiful Swiss landscape, offering breathtaking views of snowy mountains, frozen lakes, viaducts, and tunnels.
We will pass through several charming mountain villages and historical railway landmarks that are part of the Albula Railway. This is one of the most impressive and historic routes in the Swiss rail network. It is known for its unique scenery and technical complexity, and is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site. A truly wonderful experience!
After settling into our hotel, we will visit the Expo in Pontresina. For Saturday’s activities, we offer various ideas: skiing along the marathon track, exploring St. Moritz, alpine skiing, or getting to know the bobsleigh track. St. Moritz is the birthplace of bobsleighing, and on this track, all interested visitors can ride together with local instructors. The alpine skiing equipment rental point and ski lift are located less than a kilometer from our hotel. On Sunday, the 57th Engadin Marathon will take place.
On Monday, we will travel from St. Moritz to Milan Airport on the Bernina Express train.
About the ski marathon
Engadin is the world’s largest free technique ski marathon, which will take place for the 57th time in 2027. It is one of Switzerland’s biggest mass sport events, attracting nearly 14,000 skiers from more than 65 countries every year.
The highly anticipated and festive marathon day is set for March 14. Participants can choose between two distances: 21 km and 42 km freestyle. Participants aged at least 17 years may take part in the 42 km distance. For the 21 km distance, participants must be at least 15 years old. Participation in the 21 km half-marathon is free of charge for all participants aged 15-16.
For those who prefer the classic style, the entire course is also equipped with a classic track, giving the skiers an opportunity to complete the marathon in their preferred style.
Marathon description
The Engadin marathon course is one of the easiest Worldloppet marathons in terms of it´s profile—the starting point is at a higher elevation from the sea level than the finish, and the terrain is mostly flat.
The race begins in Maloja, 1,820 meters above sea level. The first 12 km glide across two lakes, during that there’s plenty of space, meaning you can even ski with three of your friends side by side. These early kilometers provide breathtaking views of the valley and the snow-covered peaks of the Alps. Next, the course passes through the world-famous St. Moritz ski resort, followed by the biggest climb of the marathon.
One of the most unique sections of the route is the so-called “Mattress Hill”—a long but gentle downhill stretch that winds through a forest. To ensure safety, the trees along the course, both in the center and on the sides, are padded, which is where the name “Mattress Hill” comes from. The descent is long but not steep, allowing skiers to choose their own pace and enjoy the ride with confidence.
The second half of the course features a rolling terrain, winding up and down before finishing in the historic Alpine village of S-chanf (1,670 meters above sea level).
For more details about the marathon, click here.
Mountain skiing
The Corviglia mountain in St. Moritz, is often referred to as the most beautiful ski resort in the world. Not only is it considered the birthplace of alpine skiing, but it also played a significant role in the development of winter tourism more than 150 years ago. Expect plenty of praise, which you’ll hear at every step! The lifts take you up to 3,057 meters, and you can choose a favoured route from 155 km of slopes at various difficulty levels.
You’ll definitely have time to explore the ski slopes on a few days. This trip is also very welcome for accompanying guests or supporters who may not want to participate in the marathon but wish to enjoy the beauty of the Alps and mountain skiing. The exact itinerary will be determined on-site, based on the preferences and wishes of the participants.
Accommodation and catering
We will be staying in the center of St. Moritz in double rooms (you can choose between rooms with separate beds or one large bed). Breakfast at the hotel restaurant is included in the package price.
For lunch and dinner, you can choose according to your preferences either from the hotel restaurant menu or from nearby eateries, which we will introduce to you in advance.
Participant transport from St. Moritz to the starting point and from the finish line back to St. Moritz is organized by the marathon organizers and is included in the package price.
Stunning views
The marathon starting point is located 1820m above sea level, where stunning views open up to both the valley and the snow-covered Alps.
Easy track profile
Come and take part with us in the world's biggest ski marathons in free technique. Classical skiing is also allowed and track well prepared.
Extra bonus
The Corviglia mountain, located in St. Moritz is called the most beautiful ski resort in the whole world and the birthplace of alpine skiing.
Flight tickets
You can choose between two trip packages. A package that includes flight tickets if you are departing from Tallinn, Estonia, or a package without flight tickets if you are traveling from another country.
If you choose the second option, please arrange your own flights to and from Zurich airport, Switzerland, as this will be our meeting point. Specific meeting times will be shared with registered participants.
Package with flights
The start and the end of the trip in Tallinn airport, Estonia.
- Flight tickets from and to Tallinn, Estonia
- Equipment/ ski transport
- Accommodation in twin room for 3 nights
- Breakfast at the hotel
- Start package for either the 21 km or 42 km marathon
- Organisational support on the marathon day
- Travel organization service and a supportive group leader
The package price is 1495 EUR.
If you register after October 11, 2026 (incl.), the price of the package is 1565 EUR. The price for an accompanying person package and a youth (aged 15-16) participating in the 21 km distance is 1385 EUR. If you register after October 11, 2026 (incl.), the price of a youth and an accompanying person package is 1455 EUR.
Package without flights
The start and the end of the trip in Zurich airport, Switzerland.
- Equipment/ ski transport
- Accommodation in twin room for 3 nights
- Breakfast at the hotel
- Start package for either the 21 km or 42 km marathon
- Organisational support on the marathon day
- Travel organization service and a supportive group leader
The package price is 1085 EUR.
If you register after October 11, 2026 (incl.), the price of the package is 1155 EUR. The price for an accompanying person package and a youth (aged 15-16) participating in the 21 km distance is 975 EUR. If you register after October 11, 2026 (incl.), the price of a youth and an accompanying person package is 1045 EUR.
Flexible payment options: after registration, we will send you the booking invoice (€400 per person). Payment of this invoice confirms your spot in the group. You can choose how to pay the remaining balance of the package on the registration form: you can pay the full amount of the remaining cost 75 days before the trip or in two installments. In the two-installment option, 50% of the cost is due 75 days before the trip, and the remaining amount is due 40 days before the trip.
Group leader Jüri Marcinkevicz
Jüri is an active recreational athlete whose experience includes over 150 international marathons in various sports (skiing, running, mountain biking, road cycling, and more). He is not driven by achievements, but by the experience of pushing his limits and the opportunity to discover different countries through active movement. You can be sure that after every Worldloppet marathon, he has his own tips and useful recommendations to share.
