Parsenn

High jumps, crisp rollers, and near-vertical turns: The Gotschna Freeride trail delivers pure flow and action. A varied descent awaits you over approximately six kilometers – like a roller coaster for mountain bikers and downhill fans. Inspired by the legendary A-Line in Whistler, Canada.

The panorama trail on Parsenn is a trail with a high mountain feel at an average altitude of 2300 meters - ideal for runners who also want to do altitude training. And if your fitness levels drop, you can simply take a cable car back to the valley. Also popular as a hiking tour.

The gallery structures along the rocky path were one of the most popular photo subjects on Parsenn for many years. Although they were dismantled due to the risk of collapse, the route remains spectacular for hikers and mountain bikers. For the latter, it's a highlight of the cable car tour.

Do you usually ski the valley runs in the late afternoon? Then experience them at their best – in a relaxed atmosphere in the morning, for example as early as 10 a.m. The Parsenn valley run is a true classic, sworn by locals and experts alike. And afterwards? The Parsennbahn cable car will comfortably take you back up to the ski area.

The first rays of sunshine warm your face. This tranquility. Almost as if the mountain belongs only to you. You set off and make your first turns on the freshly groomed slope. Magical. Experience this moment with early-bird skiing as part of our guest program.

Want to experience legendary hits from ABBA, The Beatles, Bob Marley, or Elvis live? The Davos Cover Festival makes it possible – every year at the end of March. Europe's best tribute bands bring the songs of their idols back to the stage. For example, right in front of the Parsennhütte. And the best part: it's free.

The 3-lift tour starts at the Weissfluh summit and takes you down a steep descent to Sapün, continuing through Arosa/Lenzerheide to Tschiertschen. An unforgettable day tour for experienced freeriders. Tickets are available at the Parsennbahn valley station in Davos or at the Gotschnabahn in Klosters.

Fancy a relaxing break? Then a stop at the Schwarzseealp Bar is well worth it. You'll find comfortable sun loungers, a small drinks menu, and delicious sausages fresh from the grill. Open in winter when the weather is good. And afterwards? Relax and take the two-seater chairlift back up.

The Davos igloo village is located below the Weissfluhjoch station on Parsenn at the Schifer/Totalp junction at 2,620 meters above sea level. Ice artists transform each of the 14 rooms into small works of art. Good to know: The public restaurant and bar are open from 10 a.m. until the slopes close when the weather is good.

The «Raiffeisen Run» on Parsenn will get you in the World Cup spirit. Test the parallel slalom on Parsenn and the giant slalom on the Jakobshorn – World Cup feeling on two mountains. On Parsenn, a light barrier measures your time from start to finish. What's your best time?

Mountain bike and ski slope? Sounds crazy, but it's a good combination. At the end of March, the Morning Flow Ride takes place on the Weissfluh summit in Davos. Take advantage of this unique opportunity and complete the longest ski run in Switzerland on a bike on snow early in the morning.

125 years ago, four Englishmen discovered the roughly twelve-kilometer-long descent from the Weissfluhjoch to Küblis. Today, you can experience this legendary route yourself – as a nostalgia run. Along the route, information panels tell fascinating stories from the beginnings of skiing on Parsenn.