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Lej da San Murezzan

📍 Switzerland, St. Moritz, Lake St. Moritz
Lej da San Murezzan
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Introduction

Lake St. Moritz is an alpine lake on the Engadin plateau at about 1,768 m, next to St. Moritz town, the beautiful natural backdrop of this resort. In summer the water is a clear blue, surrounded by mountains and pine, with connected lakeside paths for strolling, running and cycling, and water sports like sailing and windsurfing on the lake, reflecting blue sky and snow peaks—lovely. In deep winter the surface freezes completely, becoming a stage for unique ice events—the famous 'White Turf' (horse racing on ice), polo, cricket and even ice golf are held on this natural ice lake—a wonder. Around the lake are also hiking and viewing routes. Blue lake reflecting snow peaks, ice hosting events—Lake St. Moritz, with its different summer and winter charm, is a four-season scenic stage of this highland resort.

✨ Highlights

01
Highland Blue Lake
An alpine lake at about 1,768 m, blue in summer, mountain- and pine-ringed.
02
Ice-Event Stage
In deep winter the frozen lake hosts White Turf, ice polo and more.
03
Lakeside Paths
Connected paths for strolling, cycling and summer water sports.
04
Snow-Peak Reflection
On clear days the lake reflects blue sky and snow peaks—lovely.

🛈 Practical Info

→Seasonal Difference：Summer blue lake water sports, winter ice events—very different.
→Best Time：Summer blue lake views, winter ice events—each special.
→Ice Safety：Winter ice activities only in official safe zones.
→Getting There：Next to St. Moritz town; walkable lakeside.
→Clothing：Highland is cold—bring warm clothing.

💡 Tips

• Summer blue water reflects snow peaks; winter ice hosts events—both worth it.
• In winter watch the unique White Turf and other ice events.
• Lakeside paths suit strolling and cycling, close to highland lake scenery.
• Ice activities and safety are per the official announcement.

FAQ

Any practical tips for visiting Lej da San Murezzan?

Summer blue water reflects snow peaks; winter ice hosts events—both worth it. In winter watch the unique White Turf and other ice events.

Information on this page is compiled from public sources. Opening hours, ticket prices and other details may change — please verify with official sources before your visit.