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Diavolezza Resort Guide
Off-season
Last season ended May 2, 2026
Best months to book: November, April, December · 30-yr snow record
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Off-season — closed May 2
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Resort Guide
Diavolezza is a high-altitude ski resort located in the Engadin region of Switzerland, renowned for its panoramic views of the Bernina massif and glacier skiing. The resort features a variety of slopes suitable for intermediate and advanced skiers, including the famous 10-kilometer glacier descent to Morteratsch. Visitors can enjoy modern amenities such as a mountain restaurant, panoramic terrace, and overnight accommodation at the Berghaus Diavolezza, making it a unique destination for both day trips and extended stays. The resort stands out for its dramatic alpine scenery and opportunities for glacier adventures.
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Terrain & lifts
Resort-reported stats for Diavolezza
Lifts
5
Skiable area
1831.8 ac
Longest run
10 km / 6.2 mi
Runs by difficulty(35 total)
Intermediate
27
77% of terrain
Advanced
8
23% of terrain
Run counts estimated from resort-reported totals and terrain mix.
Lift fleet
- Aerial tram2
- High-speed quad1
- Surface lift1
Resort Info
Season dates
Ski passes
No ski pass found
Access tiers change by season — confirm benefits on the pass operator's site.
Top Après Ski
Berghaus Diavolezza – This mountaintop lodge is renowned for its panoramic views, cozy alpine atmosphere, and vibrant après-ski scene, offering guests a unique experience with local cuisine, drinks, and occasional live music right at the summit.
Season vs Historic
Updated Tue, Sep 22, 01:01 AM UTC
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Season Total
This Season to Date
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vs 5-Year Avg
298cm avg by now
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vs 30-Year Avg
341cm avg by now
298cm
5-Yr Avg by Now
The last completed season totaled ~0 cm. That's 100% below the 5-year average (298 cm). Versus the 30-year baseline: 100% below the 30-year average (341 cm).
Diavolezza Season Snowfall
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Diavolezza Snow History
Average annual snowfall is 497cm with an average of 142 snowfall days per season. The recent decade runs 16% above this average (576cm over the last ten tracked seasons). The table below shows monthly averages across 30 seasons of archive data (modeled snowpack at mid-elevation).
| Month | Avg Snowfall | Snowfall Days | Avg Base Depth | Max Base Depth | Biggest Snowfall |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| November | 90cm | 18 days | 516cm | 540cm | 23cm |
| December | 59cm | 17 days | 549cm | 567cm | 15cm |
| January | 49cm | 16 days | 613cm | 675cm | 13cm |
| February | 45cm | 16 days | 580cm | 594cm | 12cm |
| March | 53cm | 18 days | 586cm | 601cm | 15cm |
| April | 63cm | 17 days | 574cm | 599cm | 17cm |
| May | 51cm | 15 days | 453cm | 558cm | 14cm |
Source: SnowSure archive · Open-Meteo ERA5 reanalysis at mid-elevation. Depth is modeled, not resort-reported.
Best Months to Visit
February
Peak Season
January
Peak Season
March
Good
December
Good
Note: Based on typical ski season patterns for this region.
Frequently asked questions about Diavolezza
- Where is Diavolezza?
- Diavolezza is a ski resort in Switzerland.
- How high is Diavolezza?
- Diavolezza runs from a base elevation of 2,093 m (6,867 ft) to a summit of 2,978 m (9,770 ft), giving a vertical drop of 885 m (2,904 ft).
- How big is Diavolezza?
- Diavolezza has 1,832 acres (741 hectares) of skiable terrain, 35 marked runs and 5 lifts.
- Which ski pass covers Diavolezza?
- Diavolezza is on the No ski pass found. Access terms such as blackout dates and day limits vary by pass tier, so check the pass operator for the current season.
- When is ski season at Diavolezza?
- Diavolezza typically operates from October to May. Exact opening and closing dates shift each year with snowfall — check the resort's current season dates before booking.
- How much snow does Diavolezza get in a typical season?
- Diavolezza averages 109 inches / 276 cm of snowfall in a typical season. Any individual season can run well above or below that.
