Corvatsch Park and Pipe Finals 2027 - World Cup snow park finale
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From 31 March to 4 April 2027, the freeski and snowboard World Cup season reaches its finale at Corvatsch, the snow park above Silvaplana, a short drive from Hotel Schweizerhof in Sils Maria.
The event
Corvatsch hosts the closing rounds of the FIS Freeski and Snowboard Park and Pipe World Cup, where the season's slopestyle and halfpipe titles are decided and the Crystal Globes awarded. The 2027 edition adds a World Cup halfpipe to the programme for the first time, alongside the slopestyle course the resort is known for. The world's best park riders come for the long spring days, soft snow and the natural amphitheatre of the Corvatsch park, set high above the valley with the Engadin lakes below.
From freeride to the park finals
Corvatsch was long a fixture of the freeride calendar. Its winter competition focus has since moved to the park and pipe, and the resort now closes the World Cup tour, drawing a younger, trick-driven crowd to the same slopes.
Where to watch from Hotel Schweizerhof
The Corvatsch valley station at Surlej is about ten minutes from Sils Maria by car or Engadin Bus, and the cable car carries spectators up to the park. The finals fall over the turn of the month, when the Engadin still holds full winter snow but the light already belongs to spring.
Practical information
Dates: 31 March to 4 April 2027
Location: Corvatsch Park, above Silvaplana; valley station at Surlej
Programme: slopestyle and halfpipe World Cup finals
Getting there: car or Engadin Bus to Surlej, then the Corvatsch cable car
Details: corvatschpark.ch
Plan your stay
Hotel Schweizerhof, a Faern Collection Hotel, catches the Engadin at its best in early April: full snow, long days and quiet evenings. Ride up for the finals, then come back down to Sils Maria for the calm the season is known for.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What happens at the Corvatsch Park and Pipe Finals?
Corvatsch hosts the closing rounds of the FIS Freeski and Snowboard Park and Pipe World Cup. The season's slopestyle and halfpipe titles are decided here and the Crystal Globes are awarded. The world's best park riders compete in the natural amphitheatre of the Corvatsch park, set high above the valley with the Engadin lakes below.
When are the finals, and what is new for 2027?
The finals run from 31 March to 4 April 2027 at Corvatsch, above Silvaplana. The 2027 edition adds a World Cup halfpipe to the programme for the first time, alongside the slopestyle course the resort is known for. The dates fall over the turn of the month, when the Engadin still holds full winter snow but the light already belongs to spring.
Do spectators need tickets for the finals?
Admission details are not listed in our event information, so check the official Corvatsch Park website for the spectator programme. The cable car carries spectators up from the Surlej valley station to the park. Plan for a normal lift ride to reach the competition area.
How do I get to the Corvatsch park from Sils Maria?
The Corvatsch valley station at Surlej is about ten minutes from Sils Maria by car or on the Engadin Bus. From Surlej the cable car takes you up to the snow park above Silvaplana. Expect full winter snow up high even in early April, so bring proper winter clothing for a day of spectating.
Why watch the finals from a base in Sils Maria?
Early April catches the Engadin at its best, with full snow, long days and quiet evenings down in the village. Hotel Schweizerhof sits in the centre of Sils Maria, minutes from Lake Sils and a short ride from the Surlej valley station. Ride up for the finals, then come back down for dinner in the Arvenstube or Restaurant Vuolp d'Or.