Barrier-free Engadin
OK:GO - Accessible travel opportunities for everyone in the Engadine
Ginto – Accessibility platform
With the OK:GO initiative, tourism businesses in Switzerland are gathering information about the accessibility of their services. This means that people with disabilities, families with prams and senior citizens can plan their trips independently. Businesses that have entered their accessibility information can be found on the ‘Ginto’ app.
The tourist information offices run by Engadin Tourism are listed on Ginto
The tourist information centre in Sils is fully accessible.
Find out more: www.ginto.guide/sils
The tourist information centre in Celerina is partially accessible.
Find out more: www.ginto.guide/celerina
The tourist information centre in Pontresina is partially accessible.
Find out more: www.ginto.guide/pontresina
The tourist information centre in Samedan is partially accessible.
Find out more: www.ginto.guide/samedan
The tourist information centre in Bever is partially accessible.
Find out more: www.ginto.guide/bever
The tourist information centre in La Punt Chamues-ch is partially accessible.
Find out more: www.ginto.guide/la-punt
The tourist information centre in Zuoz is partially accessible.
Find out more: www.ginto.guide/zuoz
A selection of wheelchair-accessible accommodation and bookable activities
Wheelchair-accessible activities
Public transport
The Rhaetian Railway, EngadinBus and Postbus provide access to and travel around the valley using public transport.
Mountain railways
The Muottas Muragl Bahn is accessible for wheelchair users with prior registration. We recommend that you check the accessibility of the infrastructure in advance. Guests can find further details on Ginto.
Overview of Accessibility Information for the Mountain Railways:
Taxi companies
Taxi companies transport people with reduced mobility upon request.
Rental
Guests will find various accessories here that make mobility and comfort on the Engadin terrain easier.
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An all-terrain electric wheelchair can be ordered in advance from the Cerebral Foundation to be delivered to Scuol.
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With the E-TriBike, people with limited mobility can comfortably and safely discover the Engadin together with a companion.
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Rent a Bike special bikes: Thanks to the collaboration between the Cerebral Foundation and Rent a Bike, people with disabilities can experience a new kind of mobility.
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Dual skis: Dual skis enable people with disabilities to enjoy safe and unforgettable fun on the slopes. The skis can be rented at Suvretta Sports in St. Moritz. Dual skis are also available at the Silvaplana, Corvatsch and Suvretta Sports ski schools – it is worth asking directly and reserving them.
Wheelchair-accessible activities
Whether wheelchair-accessible hiking tours, offers that can be booked online and are suitable for wheelchair users, museums or other leisure activities - interested parties will find a comprehensive overview here.
Emergency Numbers
Emergency call
T 112
Also works with a foreign SIM card
Police emergency
T 117
Fire brigade
T 118
Health emergency
T 144
REGA (Helicopter service for emergencies)
T 1414
International:
T +41 333 333 333
Poison control
T 145
International:
T +41 442 515 151
Dental emergency service
T 144
If your dentist is not available, the emergency medical call centre SNZ 144 will connect you with the on-duty emergency dentist in your region.
Cantonal Police Grisons
(also municipal police)
Cho d'Punt Dadour 92
CH-7503 Samedan
Tel. +41 81 257 76 80
Mobile emergency: 117
Roadside assistance
T 140