Davos Ski Holidays
Enjoy skiing in one of the highest towns in Europe at 1,560m
Experience a total of about 300km of meticulously prepared pistes
Ski in the largest ski area, Parsenn & Weissfluhjoch, well connected with funiculars and chair lifts
Engage in various snow activities, from skiing and snowboarding to freeride and ski touring
Enjoy a total of 320km of mostly intermediate-friendly runs, with some epic off-piste options
Discover the unique attractions in Davos providing diverse skiing experiences
Traverse 300km of Davos' meticulously prepared pistes
Slide down the pristine slopes of Davos, a luxury alpine gem
Discover Davos' largest ski area, Parsenn & Weissfluhjoch
Engage in diverse snow activities from skiing to freeride
Experience the unique skiing charms of Davos
Explore six distinct ski areas in and around Davos
Ski at 1,560m in one of Europe's highest towns
Description
Nestled in the heart of the Swiss Alps, Davos welcomes skiing enthusiasts to explore its vast and well-linked slopes, laden with the promise of adventure and breathtaking alpine views. As one of the highest towns in Europe, Davos stands at an altitude of 1,560m, becoming a natural haven for skiers seeking high-altitude thrills.
The town has grown to be one of Switzerland’s largest ski resorts, with five major ski areas surrounding it: Schatzalp/Strela, Parsenn, Pischa, Jakobshorn, and Rinerhorn. These areas together offer about 300km of prepared pistes, ensuring a diverse skiing experience for everyone.
The largest of these areas, Parsenn & Weissfluhjoch, stands as a testament to the modern skiing infrastructure of Davos, with funiculars and chair lifts providing seamless access to the slopes. This well-connected terrain is a playground for skiers and snowboarders alike, offering a variety of runs catering to different skill levels. Moreover, Davos, along with the more village-like Klosters, shares a large ski area known as “Davos Klosters,” boasting 320km of mostly intermediate-friendly runs.
Not just confined to skiing, Davos is home to six separate ski areas, three on the north side of the valley and three to the south, each with its unique charm and skiing experiences. The resort is also famed for its modern lifts, which ensure a smooth skiing experience across these vast ski areas. The international dining scene in Davos is another feather in its cap, with a plethora of eateries offering a taste of global cuisines, adding a delightful culinary aspect to your skiing holiday.
The charm of Davos Ski Holidays extends beyond the slopes into the rich cultural and natural beauty the area holds. While the town may be known for its international gathering of world leaders, it’s the unspoiled natural beauty, the modern ski facilities, and the warm Swiss hospitality that leaves a lasting impression on those who come to ski in Davos. With every slope you conquer, you’re not just skiing; you’re becoming a part of the rich skiing heritage Davos is known for.
Choose Your Ski Package
Hotels
AlpenGold Hotel Davos
Steigenberger Icon Grandhotel Belvédère
Precise Tale Seehof Davos
Ski Slopes
Jakobshorn
🔵 25.5 km
🔴 13.2 km
⚫ 2.5 km
Number of lifts: 13
Total ski area: 41.2 km
Rinerhorn
🔵 16 km
🔴230 km
⚫ 13 km
Number of lifts: 7
Total ski area: 52 km
Parsenn
🔵 17.3 km
🔴 60.5 km
⚫ 17.7 km
Number of lifts: 18
Total ski area: 95.5 km
Schatzalp
🔵 6.1 km
🔴 1.7 km
⚫ 0 km
Number of lifts: 4
Total ski area: 7.8 km
Things to know
Our priority is to find the ideal match for your needs. We collaborate with a selection of accommodation providers who meet our quality criteria, although their availability can vary, particularly during peak seasons. We’re flexible in tailoring options to align with your preferences and budget, ensuring we discover an option that better suits your tastes.
Our tour welcomes ski lovers of all ages, from families with young children to energetic twenty-somethings and seasoned veterans of the slopes. We craft vacations that suit your rhythm, ensuring an enjoyable experience for every age group. After all, age is just a number, and our doors are open to all who wish to join.
There’s no set fitness standard necessary to join us. You’re free to select the pace and skiing style that suits you, along with your preferred ski trails.
Traveling light is the key. Make sure you have sufficient layers of breathable clothing to ensure that you are always warm enough and can remove a layer if you get too hot. You can also discuss the current weather conditions with your travel manager a week before you arrive. Regarding ski equipment, you can bring your own, or we can provide rental pieces according to your wishes.
The cost of our Ski Holiday packages does not cover the following:
- International flight tickets
- Travel and sports insurance
- Meals and beverages, unless specified otherwise
Certainly! In Switzerland, there are numerous beginner-friendly ski slopes. If you’re hesitant about skiing solo, we recommend enrolling in a ski school program. There, you’ll learn to ski in a group setting under the guidance of a professional instructor, which is a great way to improve your skills.
The prime skiing season in Switzerland typically spans from December to late April, which is when the weather conditions are most favourable. Swiss ski resorts often commence operations as early as November, yet the number of open trails is contingent upon snowfall. It’s possible that some of the connecting trails to other resorts may not yet be accessible.
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