St Moritz Graubunden, Switzerland Travel Guide
This period requires serious cold-weather gear.
These transitional periods require flexibility, focusing on warmth as temperatures drop in autumn.
Waterproof, insulated Winter boots with excellent grip for snow and ice.
Sturdy, waterproof Hiking boots with ankle support for trails.
Comfortable walking shoes are suitable year-round.
Keeping documents organized and accessible for a stress-free trip. Have both physical and digital copies.
Pack the right electronics and accessories.
St. Moritz has stunning photographic opportunities.
Google Maps/Apple Maps. Komoot or AllTrails for hiking.
SBB Mobile (Swiss Federal Railways) app for schedules. Engadin Bus app for local routes.
MeteoSwiss (official Swiss weather). Google Translate (offline languages: German, Italian, French, Romansh).
A well-stocked kit aids minor ailments.
High-altitude and outdoor activities require specific protection.
Equipment for specific alpine activities.
Gear for aquatic pursuits.
Items for enhanced experience.
Small items enhance comfort and security.
Beyond general alpine gear, nothing specific is unique to St. Moritz.
Refill with excellent tap water.
For groceries and souvenirs.
For takeaway meals.
Reduce power outlet use.
Pack light but smartly. Lay out clothes and gear, then remove items that are not truly necessary. Consider mix-and-match outfits.
Use packing cubes to organize and compress clothing. Roll rather than fold to save space and reduce wrinkles.
