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Experience three cross-country skiing days in Davos Klosters in one of the cross-country skiing...

All-round carefree package - The cross-country skiing hotels of Davos Klosters

from CHF 280.-

It doesn't always have to be the highest peak or the longest route. On the contrary. A leisurely...

Winter hiking fun

from CHF 90.-

For all those who love endurance sports: ✓ on three extended weekends ✓swim training ✓ cross-country training

Swimming and Cross-Country Skiing Camp Davos

from CHF 750.-

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05 February

05.02.2023 - 05.02.2023

Backcountry Week Davos

The Backcountry Weeks are an event for everyone who enjoys winter mountain sports and is attractive for beginners as well as for advanced skiers...

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11 February

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11.02.2023 - 12.02.2023

Art on Ice 2023 Davos

The world famous show 'Art on Ice' enchants with its unique mixture of top-standard figure skating and live performances of international music ...

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Safe stay

Covid 19 information and situation on the site

Answers to all important questions

Experience wonderful days in Davos Klosters - as always. On our info page you will find all the answers to the most important questions about the current Covid 19 situation on site as well as information about testing and vaccination possibilities.

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Winter tips

Snowshoe hiking in untouched winter landscapes

Winter walks on snow-cleared paths

Freeriding: Diving into fresh powder snow

Ski touring - the great backyard adventure

Six ski areas
Plenty of space to discover something new every day

Parsenn

Long descents and wide slopes

Vast ski slopes, with plenty of room to complete carved turns, one of the longest ski runs in Europe, and the oldest downhill race in Switzerland: Parsenn is the largest ski area in Davos Klosters, and the one with the longest history. If you love sport, you will love Parsenn.

Jakobshorn

Après ski, lifestyle and crazy events

From the ‘Kafi Sex’ drink and the freestyle scene through to pioneering sporting achievements – the Jakobshorn in Davos has made it into the history books on many occasions. Anyone looking for lifestyle, action, après ski and 360-degree panoramic mountain views will feel right at home here.

Pischa

Mountain for alternative winter sports

Had enough of the crowds and the usual pistes? Pischa is an unspoilt mountain in Davos Klosters. There are no groomed slopes, just plenty of space to practise alternative winter sports on natural snow. If you’re looking for peace and sunshine, this is the place for you.

Rinerhorn

Hidden gem for families and night-time winter sports

A sledging trail with 33 bends and fast, steep curves, winter sports by night and a family ski area with ski lifts, free parking and cosy mountain huts. It’s no wonder the Rinerhorn is a favourite with locals and visitors to Davos Klosters alike.

Schatzalp & Strela

Inbetween magic mountain and mountain magic

Europe’s first ‘slow’ ski resort with all-natural snow, a popular Hollywood filming location and the inspiration for Thomas Mann’s literary masterpiece The Magic Mountain: the Schatzalp in Davos has inspired its visitors for generations.

Madrisa

The family-friendly mountain above Klosters

With barrier-free lifts and mountain restaurants, an adventure park for families and a range of fantastic sports activities such as ski tours, hikes and trail runs, Madrisa – the local mountain in Klosters – is a popular destination all year round.

Winter Guest Programme

Cross-country skiing trial session in Davos

A look behind the scenes at the Davos ice stadium

Early Bird Skiing at Parsenn

E-Fatbike Fun in Davos

Sustainability

Davos 2030 Climate Project

Shared vision

First climate-neutral holiday destination in Switzerland

Davos is to become the first climate-neutral holiday destination in Switzerland by 2030. To this end, guests and businesses are jointly funding the "myclimate climate fund Davos", which supports climate projects in the resort. It is run by the destination organisation, the municipality and the myclimate foundation