Davos-Klosters
Also known as: Davos, Klosters, Parsenn
Parsenn ridges; Davos plateau
Can the whole group come?
Who in your group gets a good week at Davos-Klosters - the terrain split, the ski school, and what the people not skiing do.
approx Beg 40 / Int 42 / Adv 18 (est)
Parsenn broad and forgiving, easy regroup; sectors separate (one mountain/day)
Europe's largest natural ice rink, sledding, Kirchner Museum, spa, langlauf
Kids' clubs, snow gardens (Bolgen, Madrisa-Land)
Schweizer Skischule Davos & Klosters, New Trend; full rental
All-round; strong for intermediates and families (Bolgen, Madrisa-Land)
Snow & season
Good - high plateau + N-facing Parsenn; lower valley runs late-season dependent
Typically mid-Nov to mid-Apr
Jan-Mar
Peak Christmas/New Year, Feb; quieter Jan and late Mar
Long intermediate cruisers + freeride
High-altitude cold/wind; flat light
The mountain
~266 km (region)
~266 km (Parsenn ~95.5 km)
Jakobshorn freeride; Gotschna steeps; 2,000 m valley runs
Busy but spread across 6 mountains
Getting there & lift pass
Adult day ~CHF 60-80 (dynamic)
Permits and operators change - confirm before booking.
Zurich ~2-2.5 h (~150 km)
Direct rail to Davos/Klosters - car-free easy
Numerous (Weissfluhgipfel, Jatzhutte)
Full town services (Davos, Klosters)
Davos / Klosters hub
Patrol & safety
Patrol; Davos hosts SLF avalanche research institute
Sectors unlinked; terrain % est
Spital Davos
This profile is desk research, compiled from public sources - not a first-hand ski resort report. Coordinates are approximate.