St. Moritz

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Resort Summary
Resort Name	St Moritz
Location
Resort Altitude
Winter Season	December-April
Terrain	Overall: Beginner: Intermediate: Advanced:
Lift System	56 lifts
Highest Lift	3303m
Lowest Lift	1730m
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Facilities
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Lift Pass
Adult 5 Day	$
Adult 1 Day	$
Child 5 Day	$
Child 1 Day	$

Overview

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Location

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Pros

extensive snowmaking reliable natural snow good off piste excellent eating out

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Cons

expensive- cheaper than Australia

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Planning

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Getting There

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Equipment Hire

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Resort Facilities

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Getting Around

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Activities

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Dining

With 74 restaurants in resort there’s a big range of cuisine in St. Moritz. You shouldn’t go hungry, but be ready for pricey eating. The best places include: Jöhri’s Talvo, a Relais & Chateaux restaurant with cuisine based on fresh produce, traditional Grisons dishes, lobster, fish, and an international selection of wines. It’s reputation, and prices, match the top London and Paris restaurants.

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