When you go skiing in St Moritz glamour and luxury are not the only things to discover. Though the…read morerich and the beautiful like to come here in winter time, the ski resort is also famous for its numerous winter activities, for its warm ski huts, its snow and sun. St Moritz is one of the most important winter sports areas in Switzerland. Here you can find many miles of slopes at all difficulty levels. Not far away from the cozy chalets of St Moritz and Celerina a variety of broad slopes wait for the skiers and snowboarders, e.g. at the Munt da San Murrezan, at the Piz Nair or the Piz Schlattain where you can ski down to Celerina. Beside the alpine slopes there are other winter attractions to be enjoyed in the ski resort St Moritz - Corviglia. One of them is the big snow park situated between Corviglia and Marguns. It comes with almost all obstacles you wish for as well as a half pipe and a quarter pipe

When my eyes spy a little sign that says "Sommerrodelbahn" I make sure to tell my non-German…read morespeaking husband to bust a u-turn. We have got to go, and we have got to go now! My poor unsuspecting stepdaughter had no idea what she was in for, but the fun began taking the one-person sesselbahn up the mountain. Dangling under a cable with nothing more than a thin metal railing to keep her from plummeting down the mountain was a bit of a culture shock, I'm afraid. If only she understood German she would have known that Sommer rodelbahn, rodelbahn and alpine coaster all mean the same thing. A fun-as-hell, fast ride down a mountain! The rodelbahn, or (dry) toboggan run, is essentially a little cart on wheels, seated in a low metal half pipe with a stick to operate it. Push the stick forward and you go faster, pull it towards you and it slows you down. My Mr and I are big kids at heart (and assholes..) so we whipped down the run with as little braking as possible. Be careful though, you'll quickly reach high speeds and it is possible to fly out.. especially around tight corners. Stepdaughter took the cautious approach, but she ended up loving it! This über popular summer past time is fun for kids of all ages, and at around €7 a pop why would you not? Tickets include a lift ticket up to the mittelstation and a rodel down. If you feel like hiking up instead of taking the lift, rodeling is even cheaper.

We had so much fun up here! The ride is so smooth and not scary at all. We loved the little deer…read moreand goats up at the top and the views of course are amazing. Definitely an awesome experience for someone wanting to take in the Alps!

Voralberg is one of the most memorable places I have ever visited. Towering above the beautiful…read moretown of Bregenz is the Pfänder, a mountain where you can go skiing in the winter and hiking in the summer. It is a fast seilbahn (cable car) ride to the top. Once there, you can enjoy watching the mountain goats grazing and begin hiking the Käse-Wanderweg which is a trail system that connects the many dairy farms in the hills of Voralberg. It is truly spectacular and should not be missed.

If you're ever in the remote region of Bregenz become a Bregenzwalder and head into the forest and…read moreup the mountain. Snow sports, para gliding, hiking, climbing. It's all about being in nature. The hike can be pretty tough if you're doing the whole thing but there is a half way point in case. You could also take the gondola to the top and just descend. But the full work out is to climb the mountain and head back the way you came...spectacular views of Western Austria and into Switzerland and Germany

Our hotel just happened to be right next door to this place and we decided to ski here versus going…read moreto back to Ischgl. This mountain was perfect for what we were looking to do. Think this is the better mountain to go to if you're learning to ski, but still want to get the view. It's not as modern as Ischgl, but a lot more convenient for us and I liked how we were able to ski right up to our car and leave.

Amazing stay with amazing food. Breakfast, afternoon snack (literally a mini lunch), and dinner…read morewere all included. Food was delicious, and very filling. Room-romantic suite-2nd floor. Rooms were decently sized. Very comfortable bed and sofa. Double sink for more convenience for 2 people. Toilet is in a separate room from the showers/sink. Would be nice if the toilet room had better ventilation but other than that, everything else was good. Free wifi throughout the hotel. They also have a ski room in the basement where u can store your ski boots and skis/snowboards. The ski boot holders are heated so that your feet feels warm when u first put it on. They also have designated rooms listed on each bootholder so that each guest room can store 2 pairs of boots. Swimming pool is small. I didn't use it. Resting room is coolly air conditioned and has very comfortable beds and water beds to rest in. Sauna has 3 different rooms. One high dry heat room, one steam room (with menthol) , and another dry room with herbs, as well as an infrared room with 2 seats. Everyone has to either be naked or can use a towel to cover up. No swim suits allowed in the sauna. Sauna is open from 4-8pm. It hasn't been too busy when I've gone. Breakfast is served buffet style. They have a chef who makes freshly cooked eggs and omelettes for you. There's waffles, pancakes, fruits, breads, hams, cheese, cereal, bacon, yogurt, sausages, tea and coffee, etc. There was alot to pick from. And the food actually tastes good. Afternoon snack is served from 4pm to 530pm. They put out a few types of food buffet style and you get it yourself. They usually have cheese and sausage platter, breads, and then a little entree that changes daily. One day we had schnitzel. Another day we had pasta. Dinner changes daily. One day they give us a buffet style. Most days, they show you a dinner menu at breakfast time with 3 entrees listed, and you tell them which one you want. Dinner starts off with an appetizer, then a choice of soup, then salad buffet, entree, and then dessert. Food was unique and delicious. I especially liked the surf and turf. The hotel is literally steps away from the dorftunnel which takes you to the gondolas for snowboarding. Servers and workers were all friendly and helpful. I highly recommend this hotel for a ski trip.