Klosters - Introduction

The Davos-Klosters region is an eldorado for skiing, carving and snowboard fans from all over the world. The most modern transport systems gives access to 6 extensive winter sports areas with a total of over 300 km (194 miles) of slopes. Ski and; Board unlimited more than 307 km (192 miles) of ski slopes 6 ski areas: Parsenn Davos and; Klosters, Jakobshorn, Madrisa, Pischa, Rinerhorn 55 transport facilities such as lifts, cable cars etc. Transport capacity of 62,000 persons per hour 5 practice and valley ski lifts in the Klosters-Davos region 110 marked slopes - 20% easy, 42% medium, 38% difficult - out of that: 40 km (25 miles) of snow-covered slopes 12 km (7.5 mile) ski run (if snow conditions good) from Weissfluhgipfel to Küblis with a 2,034 m (6,673 ft) altitude difference.There are 5 ski regions at the Davos resort; Jakobshorn, Pischa, Madrisa and Rinerhorn. Within these mountains, there are runs to suit skiers of variable ability. Experts will find there is plenty to do both on and off-piste with the Meierhofer Talli and Paresnnhutte-Wolfgang offering some challenges, whilst off-piste the Gotschnagrat runs are amongst the steepest around. Intermediates meanwhile enjoy a variety of runs to Klosters, and from Madrisa and the Schlappin valley, whilst those seeking more of a challenge should head to the Jakobshorn. Finally beginners have the use of the Bolgen nursery slope beneath the Jakobshorn and the Bunda, whilst the Parsenn offers easy runs and good skiing in the bowl.