Engadin Sky Winter
The classic! Winter flight, alone or in groups Flight time 10 to 20 minutes Option: Video/photo package can be booked for an additional $20
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Our meeting point is usually at the valley station of the cable car for the respective flying mountain.
Once we arrive at the launch site, the pilot conducts a thorough briefing. He fits the passenger with a comfortable seat harness and a suitable helmet.
If the wind and weather conditions are right, we will soon take off with a few brisk steps or after a short glide on skis and float away into the Engadin sky.
We glide silently over the unique landscape with its wide valleys, frozen lakes, and picturesque villages. And who knows, maybe we'll share the updraft not only with other paragliders, but also do a few circles with an eagle or a bearded vulture. Those who love roller coasters will also get their money's worth with us. Of course, it's up to the passenger to decide whether the pilot should make a few quick turns or whether we should simply enjoy the bird's-eye view.
The landing is a short walk from the starting point.
And please, don't be surprised if you dream of flying the next night...
- Takeoff and landing on foot or with skis
- Flight with unforgettable views
- Alone (with tandem pilot), in pairs, or in groups (upon request)
Frequently asked questions
Where do we take off and land?
The meeting point will be determined by the pilot at the latest on the evening before.
We usually meet at the valley station of the flying mountain.
The weather and wind conditions are decisive for the choice of flying mountain.
We land not far from the starting point and return to it with a short walk.
Where does Paragliding Engadin fly?
Muottas Muragl
- unique view of the valleys and peaks of the Engadin
- best launch conditions in winter
- evening and full moon flights possible
Corvatsch
- one of Europe's highest launch sites
- unique flight over Lake Silvaplana
Lagalb (winter)
- winter paradise with views of the Bernina massif and Puschlav
Corviglia (summer, morning flight)
- peaceful morning flight over St. Moritz
- well suited for children
What should I wear?
In summer:
Good shoes, a windbreaker, sunglasses.
In winter:
Ski clothing is ideal.
For pedestrians: Warm clothing, sturdy shoes, and sunglasses.
Helmets are provided free of charge.
Who is it for?
No prior knowledge or special fitness is required.
A weight limit of 110 kg applies to paragliding guests. If you weigh more than this, please contact us in advance so that we can plan for suitable equipment and launch conditions.
Children aged 4 and above can also fly with the consent of their parents.
Passengers with special needs are also welcome; with the right planning, almost anything is possible.
What if the weather is bad?
The weather can change quickly. If the flight cannot take place due to weather conditions, it will be postponed or refunded.
On skis or on foot?
In summer, we start on foot.
In winter, both options are possible. On days with light winds, it may be easier to start on skis.
Corvatsch is best suited for ski starts. We would be happy to provide you with individual information on this question.