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Engadin Ski Marathon in Maloja/S-chanf
The Engadin Skimarathon is a roughly 42-kilometer cross-country ski race run each March from Maloja to S-chanf across the frozen lakes of the Engadin valley in Graubunden. Founded in 1969, it now draws thousands of skating-technique skiers and ranks among the world's largest cross-country events, part of the international Worldloppet series, with St. Moritz roughly at the race's midpoint.
Each March, the Engadin valley in Graubunden hosts one of the largest cross-country ski races in the world, a roughly 42-kilometer freestyle marathon that runs from Maloja to S-chanf, tracing the length of the valley across a chain of frozen lakes and past St.