Davos Klosters. Davos Klosters Mountains. The towns Davos and Klosters feature five ski resorts with a total of kilometers miles of trails. While Davos, the highest situated village in Europe, presents itself as a vibrant city, Klosters, the idyllic neighboring village, appears as a calmer vacation spot. The Parsenn area offers more than kilometer 62 miles of trails, all of these m ft above sea level. It is the only ski resort of Davos Klosters that you can access from both sides.
Those coming from Klosters, ride Gotschnabahn gondola to the eponymous mountain crest. The mountain keeps many wide and long trails. You will find the most diversified trails so that all athlete skiers find challenges. Just make sure to grab one of those trail maps so that you always know where you are. If you are a beginner be sure to avoid these trails. You always wanted a video of yourself conquering the trails? Try the ski movie slope No. After, find out what has been your personal best and enjoy the video of your thrilling ride online.
Situated at the opposite valley side but easy to access via Davos Platz. It was the first area that allowed snowboarders in the 80s. Four lines welcome Freestylers and the superpipe at Bolgen is actually open until pm at three times a week. Here they teach you the correct handling of avalanche transceiver. The Jakobshorn is not just for experts, it is also designed for beginners. Youngsters can measure their abilities in a Disney course of the kids ski school.
Additionally, the mountain features more blue slopes. Madrisa ski resort in Davos Klosters is considered to be ideal for families. A tubing lane, a giant slalom and a speed run invite the kids to go insane.
The kids club offers professional childcare for kids up to 6 years. Thanks to an extra long valley run to Schlapping, where you pass Schlappintobel, more immediate skiers will find their personal challenges too. Rinerhorn offers guests a great kids park as well, easy to reach from Davos Glaris and far away from crazy ski hustle.
