Davos Klosters

Davos Klosters is situated in the canton of Graubünden (Grisons) in southeast Switzerland, near the border with Austria. The recommended mode of travel is through the excellent Swiss rail system. The gateway airport is Zurich (ZRH), and the resort is easily accessible by train from Zurich airport. Find out how to get here.

The ski and snowboarding season at Davos Klosters typically runs from late November to early April, depending on snow conditions and the specific ski area within the resort.

Yes, snow is real in Davos Klosters. The region is known for its reliable and substantial snowfall, contributing to its reputation as a snow-sure destination. The ski resort is situated in the Swiss Alps, and the elevation of the ski areas, ranging from around 1,900 meters and above, ensures that snow is a consistent feature throughout the winter season.

The average annual snowfall in Davos Klosters is approximately 10 meters, providing a solid base for skiing and snowboarding. The resort’s high-altitude terrain and extensive ski areas contribute to the maintenance of quality snow conditions.

The resort encompasses five main ski areas: Parsenn, Madrisa, Jakobshorn, Pischa, and Rinerhorn.

No, the ski areas are not lift-interlinked. Transportation between different ski areas is facilitated by buses or trains.

Davos offers a range of accommodation options, including 4 and 5-star hotels, traditional hotels, and apartments. Klosters, being smaller, provides a more serene atmosphere and has fewer 5-star hotels.
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The resort offers a broad range of non-ski activities, including snowshoeing, winter hiking, and enjoying the local cuisine in on-mountain restaurants.

Davos Klosters Ski Resort does not offer on-site childcare facilities and services available.