La Punt

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Location

Maloja
Switzerland
46° 34' 59.9988" N, 9° 55' 0.0012" E
CH
General info: 

Located in the Engadine, the biggest snow sports region in Switzerland. Amid unrivalled sweeping scenery you will find expertly prepared slopes served by state-of-the-art lift facilities. The choice of accommodation is vast and good value for your money, whether youth hostel or luxury hotel. Here you find the ultimate in winter sports fun for boarders and skiers, novices and experts. A total of 56 aerial and surface lifts can carry as many as 65,000 people an hour. At 1,700 to 3,300 m asl 350 km of pistes are waiting to be discovered. Switzerland's largest Nordic skiing region offers offers 180 km of trails.

BASE: 5534ft
SUMMIT: 6397ft
VERTICAL DROP: 862ft

NO. OF. LIFTS: 4
Gondolas: 8
Chairs: 18
Surface: 0

Costs: 

DAY PASS ADULTS weekday: CHF52.00

We recommend to confirm the latest prices from the resorts website as the prices might have changed after last update.

Interesting places nearby

The ski area Breitenberg-Hochalpe is the largest and most snow reliable ski area in the Ostallgäu. A modern skyride takes you to the ski circuit Hochalp on an altitude of 1200 m to 1600 m.

Brides-les-bains, experience the 3 Valleys in a new way: fresh air, cosy and friendly atmosphere, far from the purpose-built and crowded areas.

Located high above Lake Brienz, the Axalp ski area is snow-sure with varied terrain and alternatives including a sledge run and natural ice rink.

BASE: 4593ft
SUMMIT: 6561ft
VERTICAL DROP: 1968ft

The Swiss villages Waltensburg, Andiast and Brigels/Breil are located on a sunny terrace above the Rheintal.

Quiet mountainside village across the valley from verbier, plans for major lift expansion from here towards a fifth valley.

BASE: 3618ft
SUMMIT: 7322ft
VERTICAL DROP: 3704ft

Well known for nordic skiing and biathlon, Brusson is a first-level centre for international competitions. The slopes for the cross-country ski develop themselves along the Evançon river up to Extrepieraz, going through the Vollon flat.