15 reasons to holiday in the Swiss Alps in Davos

1. Varied slopes in five ski resorts

You can enjoy over 253 kilometres of slopes on five mountains: Parsenn, Jakobshorn, Rinerhorn, Pischa and Madrisa. The longest descent is the Nostalgia Run on Parsenn. From the Weissfluh summit to Küblis, you can cover a total of 12 kilometres without having to step off your skis once.

2. Ski slopes for every skill level

Whether you prefer blue or black slopes, speed runs, boardercross or race tracks: Discover the beautiful mountain world of Davos Klosters on 81 perfectly groomed slopes.

3. 44 lifts and cable cars that take you up to the summits

Funiculars, cable cars, gondolas, chairlifts and ski lifts: 44 facilities take you to the Davos Klosters Mountains, offering you unique winter sports experiences. Beginners will find the practice lifts in the valley the perfect place to start. Little ones are well looked after at the children’s areas at Bolgen Jakobshorn, the witches’ forest on Rinerhorn, Bünda ski lift and on Madrisa.

4. An entire mountain for winter hikers

Winter hikers can indulge in their favourite pastime on around 127 kilometres of winter hiking trails, with Pischa mountain as a particularly popular choice. On five marked snowshoe routes in the Jakobshorn, Pischa and Madrisa mountains, you can experience tranquillity away from the slopes.

5. Unlimited fun for freeriders

Freeriders can enjoy the thrill of 13 yellow-marked routes, offering plenty of fun and freedom off-piste.

6. 3 sledging runs for thrilling descents

Whether it’s the 8.5-kilometre run from Madrisa to Saas or the 24 hairpin turns from Rinerhorn down to the valley, sledging in the Davos Klosters Mountains is a fun activity for all the family.

7. A diverse network of hiking trails in the Swiss Alps

The extensive 700-kilometre network of hiking trails in Davos Klosters offers endless variety. Hikes from Jakobshorn or Rinerhorn into the Sertig valley are particularly popular.

8. 600 km of mountain bike trails for every skill level

The Davos Klosters Mountains are a paradise for mountain bikers. There are 290 kilometres of marked trails for every skill level, 120 kilometres of which are maintained by the Davos Trail Crew.

9. A popular meeting place for trail running fans

Renowned runners such as Judith Wyder and Jasmin Nunige use the mountains of Davos Klosters as their training ground. The officially marked trail running routes are perfect for enjoying nature while improving your fitness.

10. Numerous take-off spots for paragliders

Seven launch sites for paragliding, all of them easily accessible by cable car and a short walk, are located on the Jakobshorn and Parsenn mountains.

11. Outdoor activities for any weather

In Davos Klosters, there’s no such thing as bad weather. Even when the sky is grey and the sun takes a break, there are plenty of fun indoor and outdoor activities to enjoy.

12. The Parsenn Resort welcomes guests year-round

The 30 apartments at Parsenn Resort are modernly equipped and furnished. The 2.5- and 3.5-room apartments accommodate two to six people, making them ideal for families, friends and couples. With a wellness area, fitness room, as well as bike and ski storage, the resort offers all-year comfort for any type of getaway.

13. Year-round camping options

The RinerLodge campsite on Rinerhorn in Davos Glaris is open both in summer and winter. Whether you’re in a tent, caravan or campervan, all guests are welcome.

14. A variety of culinary delights and Swiss specialities

Fancy a wood-fired pizza, regional specialities like Capuns (Swiss chard rolls from Graubünden) or perhaps something from South Tyrol? At 38 restaurants and bars in the mountains and down in the valley, you can choose from a variety of delicious dishes. Many bars and pubs serve the famous “Flämmli” at après-ski, a drink made with coffee and schnapps.
Our tip: The 35 sun terraces are inviting places to soak up the sun and enjoy delicious food.

15. Combine outdoor activities and culinary delights

Would you like to race through the winter night on a sledge and then enjoy a tasty raclette or fondue by candlelight? You can do just that during night sledging on Rinerhorn every Wednesday and Friday evening throughout the season. In Davos Klosters, outdoor activities can be perfectly combined with culinary experiences at one of the local mountain restaurants.

The best thing about it: Getting here is quick and hassle-free, as the Davos Klosters Mountains in Switzerland are easy to reach from all directions and by all means of transport. What are you waiting for? We look forward to welcoming you in the heart of the Swiss Alps!

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