Skiing in Davos

Skiing & Winter Sports in Davos

Davos Klosters is one of Switzerland's most extensive winter sports destinations, comprising five distinct mountain sectors. The historic Parsenn area, accessed via the Parsenn Funicular, offers 35 wide slopes and long valley runs connecting Davos to Klosters. Jakobshorn serves as a hub for freestyle skiing with its professional terrain parks, while Pischa focuses on off-piste freeriding and winter hiking. Rinerhorn provides a mix of intermediate terrain and a dedicated toboggan run, all linked by a modern lift network including the Schiferbahn gondola.

Skiing & Winter Sports in Davos — Map

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Davos Klosters

Parsenn is a ski area near Davos, Switzerland, offering 35 ski runs.

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Parsenn Funicular

The Parsenn Funicular is a funicular railway in the resort of Davos in the Swiss canton of Graubünden.

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Jakobshorn

Mountain sector known for freestyle skiing, featuring a professional terrain park and halfpipe at the Bolgen area.

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Pischabahn

Cable car accessing a mountain area dedicated to freeride skiing, snowshoeing, and high-altitude winter hiking trails.

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Rinerhornbahn

Gondola lift serving the Rinerhorn sector, which includes various ski pistes and a 3.5-kilometer-long illuminated toboggan track.

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Schiferbahn

Two-section gondola lift that connects the Schifer area to the main Parsenn ski network, facilitating one of the longest downhill runs in the Alps.

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