Davos Klosters Mountains
Whether on skis, a snowboard, or on foot, winter in Davos Klosters offers countless ways to explore the snow-covered mountains. From high-speed ski and snowboard runs, freeride and freestyle adventures, to leisurely sledding, winter hiking, and snowshoe tours — here you will find your own personal winter experience.
In the Davos Klosters Mountains, you have access to 81 secured slopes and runs across five different ski areas. There is a suitable run for every skill level, ranging from blue (easy), red (intermediate), and black (difficult) to yellow (freeride).
The Davos Klosters region is vast and offers plenty for deep-snow enthusiasts. The "3-Bahnentour" (3-Lift Tour) allows you to perfectly link the area with other ski regions. High-alpine terrain and guaranteed snow - freeride action is assured!
Davos’s freestyle scene gathers at the JatzPark on the Jakobshorn. Four different lines featuring kickers, rails, and boxes cater to every skill level, while the snow-sure location - directly below the famous Jatzhütte - appeals equally to freeskiers and snowboarders.
The three sledding runs in the Davos Klosters Mountains offer plenty of variety—whether it’s day or night sledding on the Rinerhorn, the run from Madrisa to Saas, or the descent from Gotschnaboden to Klosters.
The mountains of Davos Klosters offer a wide range of groomed, easily walkable hiking trails. Follow the pink markers to enjoy a safe and unforgettable winter hiking experience in the mountain paradise of Davos Klosters.
Snowshoeing is a special experience in the Davos Klosters mountains. Trekking through deep, soft snow allows you to reach the most beautiful spots and enjoy a unique experience in nature - all far away from the crowds and with spectacular panoramic views.
