Vulpera is a Swiss ski resort town located in the lower section of the Engadine Valley in the Alpine canton of Graubunden (or Grisons). Unlike the more glamorous and well-known resorts of the Upper Engadine Valley, such as St. Moritz, Vulpera has a more intimate quality. The people who come here in the winter are skiing and snowboarding enthusiasts, rather than glamorous jetsetters. During the summer, vacationers from Germany and Switzerland come to hotels in Vulpera to relax and enjoy the scenery, as well as the healthful Alpine air.

Local attractions include the Inn River, which flows at the bottom of the Engadine Valley, and which sparkles enticingly when viewed from the surrounding mountains. Another attraction is Motta Naluns, a local mountain that boasts a terrain park for snowboarders. For cultural attractions, don't miss the Schloss Tarasp, a nearby 11th century castle. The Vulperas Golf Course is a popular attraction of somewhat lesser historic significance. Use EasyToBook.com to find Vulperas hotels not far from all of these attractions.