Graubünden, Switzerland · 1124–2844 m
1,720 m vertical · 143 km of pistes · 27 lifts
By number of runs
PartlyValley descents to Klosters from Parsenn (21 Kreuzweg–Klosters, 49 Schwarzseealp–Klosters) and from Madrisa (Schlappin valley run to Klosters Dorf); Klosters is at ~1200 m and these are snow-dependent valley descents, otherwise ride the Gotschna/Madrisa gondolas down.
None of our tags fit Klosters yet: see Who it suits below for each level.
Gentle green and blue runs, lifts made for learners (magic carpets, rope tows), and an area that isn't mostly steep.
Lots of blue and red runs to explore, and enough vertical for long runs.
Black runs, marked freeride routes and a big vertical.
Scores out of 100, from the runs and lifts on our piste map across the linked ski area, and the resort's vertical. Some resorts, especially smaller ones in Türkiye, are less completely mapped, so their beginner areas and learner lifts may be missing. Swiss and Austrian resorts have no green runs: beginners learn on blues there.
Shady Morning / afternoon sun
Loading runs and lifts… the first load can take ~30 s.
You can follow the conditions: shady north-facing runs for the best snow, sunny south-facing ones for warmth and views.
Follow the sun: east-facing runs (14%) get the morning sun, west-facing ones (2%) the afternoon sun.
How high the runs are · average 2,039 m · 61% at 2,000 m or higher
Most of the skiing is high up, where snow lasts from early in the season to late in spring.
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