Intermediate and advanced skiers
The slopes are generally wide and long and cater for intermediate and advanced skiers. There is only one black run, the run going down to the valley in Davos. Advanced skiers should try the secured and easily accessible off-piste.
Beginners
The area is not really suitable for beginners, except for the small area of Madrisa.
Ski lifts
The lifts have recently been renovated and consist of cable cars, gondolas, funiculars and chair lifts. Some ski-lifts are present on a number of smaller slopes.
Photo: Destination Davos Klosters
Photo: Destination Davos Klosters
Parsenn
Accessible from Davos-Dorf and Klosters-Platz
With 97km of runs, Parsenn is the largest area in the region. Its central point is the Weissfluhgipfel at 2’844m. From the top of the mountain there are numerous slopes for intermediate and advanced skiers, including the longest slope down to Davos (15km, 1’200m difference in altitude). On the Klosters side, there are also a few long runs leading to the village through the forest or to the village of Küblis. The ski area can be reached from Davos-Dorf by funicular railway or from Klosters-Platz by cable car.
Please note that the slopes can be reached free of charge before everyone else at sunrise with to the special programme Davos Klosters Inside (every Thursday, only with reservation).
Jakobshorn
Accessible from Davos-Dorf and Klosters-Platz
The area is aimed at freestyle and freeride enthusiasts. In addition to the slopes starting from the Jakobshorn (2’590m), they will enjoy the combination of rails and kickers of different levels, a superpipe and an air bag. Finally, two beautiful freeride descents on the sides of the mountain take you back to the valley. The area can be reached by cable car from Davos-Platz.
Photo: Destination Davos Klosters
Photo: Destination Davos Klosters
Rinerhorn
Accessible from Davos-Glaris
The quieter area is suitable for families and offers beautiful blue runs through the pine trees. It can be reached by train from Davos-Platz (10 min), by bus from Davos-Dorf (20 min) or by car from Davos (10 min).
Other ski areas
Far from the prepared slopes and left in its natural setting, the skiing area of Pischa will delight fans of freeriding and winter hiking.
With its playgrounds and toboggan run, the Madrisa area is particularly suitable for families with small children. The area can be reached by cable car from Klosters-Dorf.
Finally, the sunny area of Schatzalp with its gentle blue slopes is ideal for slow-skiers.
Photo: Destination Davos Klosters