10 sustainable summer adventure tips

Learn which rare animal and plant species have returned to the revitalized Inn or get to know the Engadin sgraffito - with these excursion tips, guests experience first-hand how innovative and diverse the Engadin is.

There are many reasons why it’s worth discovering the culinary treasures of the Engadin. One is the opportunity to support local producers. Another is to immerse yourself in truly distinctive flavours. The best way to do this is by taking a detour to a mountain alp. At some Engadin alpine farms, you can also experience how fresh milk is transformed into alpine cheese, butter, or yoghurt.

The train journey from St. Moritz to Tirano passes impressive glaciers and descends to the palm trees of the Poschiavo Valley. This route is one of the most spectacular in the European Alps – and it's environmentally friendly too.

Some people find happiness on horseback - and a guided ride through the Engadin summer landscape can indeed be a joyful experience. Spending mindful time with horses not only strengthens your connection with the animals but also enhances your own well-being. Those who embrace the experience will find calm, trust, and a deeper connection to nature.

This closeness can also be felt during goat yoga sessions and visits to barns and pastures. Here the focus is on respectful observation and moving in harmony with the rhythm of the animals.

What did the Morteratsch Glacier look like in 1875? What will happen to the Grisons glacier region by the year 2100? At the Bernina Glaciers Experience Center, visitors can explore these questions and learn how climate change is impacting our glaciers.

Experience the Engadin with all your senses and slow down in nature. This is especially easy when walking barefoot along the icy Flaz stream or while forest bathing in the Engadin woods.

In the Swiss National Park, nature reveals itself at its most pristine. Countless species of animals and plants thrive undisturbed in this protected area. Those who join a guided excursion have a good chance of spotting red deer, ibexes, chamois, or marmots in their natural habitat.

Swisstainable klassifizierte Leistungsträger bekennen und verpflichten sich zu Nachhaltigkeitsaktivitäten im Betrieb. Eine Buchung in diesen Unterkünften fördert die Nachhaltigkeit in der Destination.

In autumn, the Engadin shows its most beautiful side. Is there anything more beautiful than hiking, biking or strolling through our magnificent Alpine nature? Even in autumn, our extensive hiking and biking area stretches across valleys, mountain slopes, summit ridges, through historic village centers and along picturesque lakes. By visiting in autumn, guests support the extension of the season for businesses and the creation of attractive year-round jobs.