Engadin Skimarathon

St. Moritz (SUI)

The Engadin Skimarathon is one of the largest and most famous cross-country skiing events in the world. Held annually in the picturesque Engadin Valley in Switzerland, it has been a highlight since its inception in 1969. The main race spans 42 kilometers from Maloja to S-chanf, attracting thousands of participants, from elite athletes to recreational skiers. Known for its stunning alpine scenery, the race includes frozen lakes, open plains, and challenging climbs. It is part of the Worldloppet Ski Federation and offers shorter race options. The event emphasizes inclusivity, camaraderie and environmental sustainability, making it a beloved tradition in Nordic skiing.