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The unique natural ice track in Upper Engadin is becoming an open-air museum. Here, where the world's first international bobsleigh races took place in 1897, the fascinating sport of sled racing is celebrated.
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Description
The Walk of Fame leads from the information point at the start along the legendary Olympia Bobrun St. Moritz-Celerina through the history of bobsleigh and skeleton sports. The information and pictures on the large-format panels lead even deeper into the world of these fascinating ice sports via QR codes.
In summer, the course of the bobsleigh track is visible as a route in the terrain; in winter, it forms probably the largest ice sculpture in the world. The 1722-meter-long ice canal is rebuilt every November, is in operation from Christmas until early March, and then slowly melts away. The Walk of Fame along the track can be walked year-round; only during track construction and snow melt (March-April) can some panels be temporarily inaccessible.
As a conclusion or complement to the Walk of Fame, a visit to the newly opened (June 2023) Bobsleigh and Skeleton Museum in St. Moritz is recommended.
Further information
Engadin Tourism AG
Via Maistra 1
CH-7500 St. Moritz
Phone: +41 81 830 00 01
E-mail: allegra@engadin.ch
Website: www.engadin.ch
Hidden Gem
Watch a bobsleigh or skeleton race on site in winter to experience the thrill up close!
Or even better: book a guest ride for unforgettable moments full of excitement!
Directions
Along the bobsleigh track from St. Moritz to Celerina.
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