Davos Ski Resort

The world famous resort of Davos combines over 325kms of marked skiing and an efficient free bus and train service links the six ski areas which include the royal Klosters and the Madrisa areas. All this is set around a lively town which has plenty to delight the non skier including scenic train rides, museums, chic boutiques, romantic sleigh rides, ice sports and a lively nightlife.

Beginners

The Swiss "Snowsport School" has it's very own nursery slopes at Bolgen and Bunda. From here, beginners can soon progress to the wide runs on the Pischa and Madrisa ski areas or try the long blues on the Parsenn.

Intermediates

From high above on the treeline to Weissfluh, it is possible to descend over 2000 vertical metres down into and through wooded valleys to the alpine villages of Küblis, Saas and Serneus, offering a real sense of adventure.

Advanced

With 110kms of advanced runs of which 65kms are marked off-piste runs, Davos is perfect for skiers looking for a deep snow adventure. The Brämbabüel (Jakobshorn) is the prime mogul basher and the long descents to Wolfgang offer tranquillity with a welcome lunch stop at the Kulm restaurant.

Snowboarding

There are some superb runs down from the Jacobshorn and trees to snake through. Freestylers are not going to be disappointed, there are two pipes and a boardpark on the Parsenn slope. Sure to entertain with kickers and spines.

Apres Ski

Large numbers of good bars and restaurants including The Postli Club, the Tonic Piano bar or the Cabanna club.

Activities

• Swimming

• Tennis

• Swimming pool

• Squash courts

• Riding school

• Hang-gliding

• Hockey rink

• Hockey rink

Eating Out

There is a vast choice off excellent restaurants • Davoserhof for Nouvelle Cuisine, Bünder Stübli for traditional dishes and the Café Weber for delicious cakes.

Piste Map