Davos, Laax and St. Moritz - Snowboarding and skiing in Switzerland at its best

The Jakobshorn in Davos has always been a little different from other mountains in the Alps: The freestyle hotspot with legendary events and stunning views. Anyone looking for lifestyle, action and a panoramic view of the surrounding mountains will feel at home here.

Wide ski slopes for carving turns right to the end, one of the longest ski runs in Europe and the oldest ski race in Switzerland: Parsenn is the largest and most traditional ski area in Davos Klosters. If you like sport, you will love Parsenn.

Fed up of mainstream and kitsch slopes? No groomed slopes, just natural snow and peaceful powder for freeriders and sun seekers. It is something like a pleasant country road among the ski areas.

A toboggan run with 33 bends and rapid steep curves, winter sports at night and a family-friendly ski area with ski lifts and cozy mountain huts. Rinerhorn is one of the insider tips in Davos Klosters, and not just among locals.

Above Klosters, Madrisa blends child-friendly fun with freeride thrills. Ski tourers and freeriders love the Madrisa circular tour to Austria and back again.

Skiing on natural snow in Europe's first relaxed ski resort, a Hollywood setting and inspiration for Thomas Mann's literary masterpiece "The Magic Mountain".

Home to a top-class ski resort in winter and mountain biking El Dorado in summer. Corviglia is one of the most renowned and popular outdoor sports mountains in Switzerland. By the way, the local mountain of St. Moritz has set an important mark in history books, as this is where winter tourism began.

Without a doubt, you should take the cable car up to 3303 meters above sea level, to the highest mountain station in the Eastern Alps. The descent that begins here, with a view of the Bernina Range, is a good start for everything that is to come. And the opportunities are vast. After all, Corvatsch is known above all as a freestyle and freeride paradise.

Lagalb stands for sporty skiing and challenging slopes. Its steep and technically demanding runs make it especially attractive for experienced skiers, combining adrenaline, excellent snow conditions and an impressive alpine setting.

Diavolezza offers one of the most impressive panoramic views in the Alps, overlooking the Bernina glaciers and iconic 4,000-metre peaks. It is an ideal destination for skiers, freeriders and mountain lovers seeking authentic high-alpine experiences.

In the hectic pace of everyday life, it is often difficult to find peace and relaxation. However, on Muottas Muragl the clock runs a little slower. On the recreational mountain with the Romantik Hotel and its restaurants, we celebrate active and conscious idleness with a magnificent view over the Upper Engadin.

A winter paradise for ski and snowboard enthusiasts with 216 kilometers of slopes, five unique snow parks, the world's largest halfpipe, and 30 lift facilities. Find your adventure.

Snowshoeing: Have you always wondered how the Alps were formed? Then experience the Tectonic Arena Sardona on snowshoes and learn about the history of the Alps with a GeoGuide with hiking guide training. The tour takes place on a signposted and secured snowshoe route.

The big beast: 6.90 metres high, 200 metres long and 22 metres wide – since January 2015 the world’s biggest halfpipe is in Flims Laax on Crap Sogn Gion. The superpipe is open throughout the entire season and professional athletes as well as freestyle enthusiasts can enjoy dizzying heights here.

You'll find three sledging runs in the destination, where you can not only go downhill during the day, but also toboggan at night.

The «Senda dil Dragun», is the longest treetop path in the world. The 1.56 kilometer long walkway features a slide, five adventure spots, four platforms with seating areas, as well as five marble run installations, making it an interactive and unique nature experience in both summer and winter.

At the Freestyle Academy in LAAX and KIDS Freestyle Academy Flims, you can perfectly prepare for the snowpark. Whether skating or trampolining – here you’ll push your skills for the perfect start into the season or just train your new jump safely.

Do you want to understand how the Alps were formed? You can get to the bottom of this question in the Sardona Tectonic Arena. Here, ancient rock pushed over younger rock - and created a habitat full of diversity. You can still see the traces of these powerful forces today: at Martinsloch, at the Tschingelhörner or in the surrounding mountains.

Stunning turquoise-coloured lake, surrounded by forest on three sides, and contains a wooded island in the centre of the lake where you can relax in complete tranquillity.