Davos-Klosters

Overview

Davos-Klosters, found in the beautiful Graubünden region of Switzerland, is a world-class ski destination offering a perfect blend of alpine tradition and comfortable amenities. With over 250 kilometers of pistes spread across five distinct ski areas, the resort caters to all levels of skiers and snowboarders. The 44 lifts and gondolas make it easy for every rider to get on the slopes, making getting around the terrain nice and quick. Parsenn, the largest of the areas, is known for its long, sweeping runs, while Jakobshorn is a hotspot for freestylers with its terrain parks and halfpipes. For those seeking something more challenging, off-piste routes and deep powder are readily available.

Après-ski in Davos-Klosters offers an exciting mix of experiences. Whether you want to enjoy a quiet drink at the bar or dance to some live music and DJ sets at the clubs, Davos has an array of nightlife experiences for you to enjoy. In contrast, at Klosters you will have a more laid back experience, offering a more intimate, sophisticated atmosphere. Dining options are also varied and plenty, ranging from cozy mountain huts serving traditional Swiss fondue to gourmet restaurants featuring international cuisine. You can relax in front of a roaring and warm fire or enjoy a meal being surrounded by beautiful mountain views.

Getting to Davos-Klosters is straightforward, with Zurich International Airport just a two-hour train or car ride away. The Swiss rail system is efficient, and many hotels offer shuttle services to and from the train station. Once you arrive, the resort’s guest card grants free access to local buses and trains, making it easy to navigate the area.

Beyond skiing, Davos-Klosters is famous for hosting the annual World Economic Forum and offers a range of non-ski activities like ice skating, snowshoeing, and cross-country skiing. This unique mix of adventure, luxury, and international culture makes it a top destination for winter enthusiasts.