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St. Moritz Lake 5
Grisons

Lake St. Moritz is located in the Upper Engadine, in the Swiss canton of Graubünden, at 1,768 m above sea level in St. Moritz, Switzerland. With a surface area of ​​0.78 km², 1.6 km long and 600 meters wide, and a 4.8 km circular trail, it is a charming basin, despite being the smallest of the four lakes in a picturesque valley, the Upper Engadine valley.

Green slopes dominate the placid waters. Running along the lakeside trail in the morning, while the mist rises from the water, is magical! In winter, the lake waters freeze, and it is there that the Snow Polo World Cup takes place annually in late January/early February, with a natural setting of exceptional beauty. Since 1985, St. Moritz has become the world capital of snow polo. It's an incredible spectacle. Teams from all over the world come here for the coveted Cartier Trophy, held on the frozen waters of Lake St. Moritz.

It is worth noting that the Inn River, which originates in the Piz Lunghin mountain north of the Maloja pass, first feeds two lakes highly appreciated by sailors and kitesurfers, the Sils and Silvaplana lakes, and then the Inn flows through Lake St. Moritz. The Inn is an important river in the Alps that flows through Switzerland, Austria, and Germany, emptying into the Danube at Passau.

The picturesque and luxurious resort of St. Moritz sits on the shores of the lake and has hosted the Winter Olympic Games twice. St. Moritz combines art, culture, shopping, and many events. Its most striking feature: variety. This sunny place with its alpine setting, glamour, and outdoor activities amidst the natural beauty of Engadine.

https://www.myswitzerland.com/pt/destinos/st-moritz/ https://www.engadin.ch/en/guide/activities/nature/lake-st-moritz

Der St. Moritzersee liegt im Oberengadin im Schweizer Kanton Graubünden, auf 1.768 m ü. d. M. in St. Moritz, Schweiz. Mit einer Fläche von 0,78 km², einer Länge von 1,6 km und einer Breite von 600 m sowie einem 4,8 km langen Rundweg ist er ein bezauberndes Becken, obwohl er der kleinste der vier Seen im malerischen Oberengadin ist.

Grüne Hänge prägen das ruhige Wasser. Morgens auf dem Uferweg zu laufen, während der Nebel über dem See aufsteigt, ist ein magisches Erlebnis! Im Winter friert der See zu, und hier findet jedes Jahr Ende Januar/Anfang Februar der Snow Polo World Cup in einer außergewöhnlich schönen Naturkulisse statt. Seit 1985 gilt St. Moritz als die Welthauptstadt des Snow Polo. Es ist ein unglaubliches Spektakel. Teams aus aller Welt kommen hierher, um die begehrte Cartier Trophy auf dem zugefrorenen St. Moritzersee zu gewinnen.

Es ist erwähnenswert, dass der Inn, der im Piz Lunghin nördlich des Malojapasses entspringt, zunächst die beiden bei Seglern und Kitesurfern beliebten Seen Sils und Silvaplana speist, bevor er durch den St. Moritzersee fließt. Der Inn ist ein wichtiger Fluss in den Alpen, der durch die Schweiz, Österreich und Deutschland fließt und bei Passau in die Donau mündet.

Der malerische und luxuriöse Ferienort St. Moritz liegt am Ufer des St.-Moritz-Sees und war bereits zweimal Austragungsort der Olympischen Winterspiele. St. Moritz vereint Kunst, Kultur, Shopping und ein vielfältiges Veranstaltungsprogramm. Sein herausragendstes Merkmal: die Vielfalt. Dieser sonnige Ort besticht durch seine alpine Kulisse, seinen Glamour und seine Outdoor-Aktivitäten inmitten der natürlichen Schönheit des Engadins.

O Lago St. Moritz está localizado na Alta Engadina, no cantão suíço de Graubünden a 1.768 m acima do nível do mar em St. Moritz, Suíça. Com superfície de 0,78 km², 1,6 km de extensão e 600 metros de largura e trilha circular de 4,8 km. É uma bacia encantadora, apesar de ser o mais pequeno dos quatro lagos de um vale pitoresco, o vale da Alta Engadina.

Encostas verdes dominam as águas plácidas. Correr pela trilha à beira do lago pela manhã, enquanto a neblina sobe da água, é mágico!! No inverno, as águas do lago congelam e, é lá que acontece a Copa Mundial de Polo na Neve, realizada anualmente no final de janeiro, início de fevereiro, com um cenário natural de excepcional beleza. Desde 1985, St. Moritz se tornou a capital mundial do pólo de neve. É um espetáculo incrível. Equipes de todo o mundo vêm aqui para o cobiçado Troféu Cartier que se realiza nas águas congeladas do Lago de St. Moritz.

De salientar que o Rio Inn, que nasce que na montanha Piz Lunghin a norte do passo de Maloja, alimenta primeiro dois lagos muito apreciados por velejadores e praticantes de kite surf, os lagos de Sils e de Silvaplana e a seguir o Inn passa pelo lago de St. Moritz. O Inn é um importante rio dos Alpes que atravessa a Suíça, Áustria e Alemanha desaguando no Danúbio em Passau.

A pitoresca e luxuosa estância de St. Moritz fica nas margens do lago e já recebeu os Jogos Olímpicos de Inverno por duas vezes. St. Moritz combina arte, cultura, compras e muitos eventos. Sua característica mais marcante: variedade. Este lugar ensolarado com seu ambiente alpino, glamour e atividades ao ar livre num meio de beleza natural de Engadina.

https://www.myswitzerland.com/pt/destinos/st-moritz/ https://www.engadin.ch/en/guide/activities/nature/lake-st-moritz

Copyright: Isabel Marques
Type: Spherical
Resolution: 6000x3000
Taken: 31/08/2025
Chargée: 15/03/2026
Published: 15/03/2026
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Tags: st moritz; st moritz lake; engadine; graubunden; suiss alpes; inn river; water sports; switzerland; tourist destination; diavolezza; corviglia; glamour; lifestyle; snow polo world cup
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