As a winter sports enthusiast, you can choose from 253 kilometres of perfectly groomed slopes, 81 secured runs and five different ski resorts in Davos Klosters Mountains. From blue (easy) to red (medium), black (difficult) and black/yellow (freeride), there is something for every taste and every type of skier.

Wide ski slopes for carving turns right to the end, one of the longest ski runs in Europe and the oldest ski race in Switzerland: Parsenn is the largest and most traditional ski area in Davos Klosters. If you like sport, you will love Parsenn. Parsenn is …

Wide slopes, steep couloirs, huge halfpipes: in Davos Klosters you can choose from six ski areas. The freestyle mountain Jakobshorn, the classic ski area Parsenn and the two family-friendly mountains Madrisa and Rinerhorn are all available. There is also the relaxed ski area Schatzalp and the freeride mountain Pischa. In short: 300 kilometers ...

2019年10月11日 · Ski area. The skiing is in five separate areas of which the largest is the Parsenn sector shared between Davos Dorf and Klosters. Jakobshorn is reached from Davos Platz, the Rinerhorn is a short distance from Davos above Glaris, and Pischa is also above Davos Dorf. The fifth area is Madrisa on the far side of Klosters.

To put it in a nutshell: 190 miles of guaranteed snow pistes and 57 transport facilities. On the Jakobshorn snowboards and free-skiers are particularly at home, having a ball in the fun park. And it is not only the numerous pistes and runs that see the action – …

Feted as the 'cradle' of skiing in Switzerland, Davos Klosters is spread across six separate ski areas deep in Grisons (Graubünden a.k.a. POWbünden) canton, Switzerland. Each ski area has distinctive lifts, terrain & aspect, giving the Davos & Klosters ski region a wonderful sense that each day will be a grand voyage of discovery.

With its 80 ski slopes and 269 km of down-hill runs, Davos Klosters Mountains is one the Alps‘ largest ski areas. Skiers, carvers, snowboarders, freestylers and free riders - in other words - all snow sport enthusiasts will have their winter sport expectations met, with the most beautiful and exciting winter sport experience.

Davos and Klosters are two Swiss ski resorts that share a ski area comprising of Rhinehorn, Jacobshorn, Pischa, Schatzalp-Strela, Parsenn and Madrisa, with a top lift at Weissfluhgiptel reaching 2845m

Davos ski resort offers unspoiled natural beauty and well-linked slopes. Go skiing in Davos for modern lifts and an international dining scene. At 1,560m, Davos is the highest and one of the largest towns in the Alps.

The skiing in Davos Klosters is divided into six areas: the extensive Parsenn, Jakobshorn, favoured by boarders, the quieter Rinerhorn and Pischa and Schatzalp (the slow mountain) with “nice and easy” slopes and two of the seven toboggan runs in the region. The Davos ski area is also lift-connected to the Klosters areas of Gotschna and Madrisa.