St. Moritz Ski Resort, one of the top ski resorts in Switzerland

I stayed in Switzerland for 5 days. I originally wanted to go to Zermatt, but because I made the decision too late, there were only sky-high priced hotels left in Zermatt, haha. So I decided to go to St. Moritz. The ski resorts are also open during Christmas and will not be closed for rest. It’s just that the restaurants will close early and some restaurants may not even be open. I will briefly write a skiing guide in St. Moritz. Considering that I would be skiing for 5 full days, I bought a pass, which would be more cost-effective than a single-day ticket. If you are only staying for one or two days, you can just buy a single-day ticket. Tickets are usually sold at the hotel front desk. Amateur athletes can rent ski equipment directly from the ski equipment store near the cable car. They usually bring their own ski goggles, ski gloves, and ski suits, and then rent helmets and skis. They can choose to leave their equipment in the store after skiing, so they don't have to carry the ski equipment back to the hotel. After going down the mountain, you can change your shoes, slowly climb back to the hotel, and come back early the next morning to change equipment and continue climbing the mountain. Our main activities are in the Corviglia area. There is a ski equipment shop right next to the cable car, and the service attitude is super good. Just choose a hotel close to the mountain cable car point according to your budget. The cable car starts running at 8 o'clock in the morning. It is recommended that you get up early rather than late. Although the ski resort is large, there are enough people. The snow conditions may still be worrying in the afternoon, so we usually go up the mountain at around 8 o'clock, eat on the mountain at around 11 o'clock in the morning, and finish at about 3 o'clock in the afternoon. Since I am a newbie, I usually just paddle until around 1 o'clock after lunch and then leave.