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Ski Klosters

Comprehensive Ski Resort Guide including; Accommodation, Apres Ski, Ski guides and other useful Klosters Information.

The classic chocolate box resort of Klosters offers buckets of charm, stunning mountain scenery and an extensive ski area. Despite its heritage, Klosters has facilities on the slopes which are thoroughly modern, with high capacity lifts quickly accessing the slopes. The skiing is fully integrated with those of larger neighbour Davos and together they offer one of the biggest ski areas in the world, with some of the planet’s longest runs descending over 2,000 vertical metres.
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Klosters facts

  • Village Height: 1190m
  • No. of lifts: 58
  • Season dates: Mid Nov - Late Apr
  • Snow range: 810-2845m
  • Km of piste: 270km
  • Terrain parks: 4
  • Snow making: 16%
  • Distance to airports: 415km to Geneva, 186km to Innsbruck
  • Runs: 52713

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Last snowed: 1st Jan
Report date: 30th Apr

Beginner

3 stars

Intermediate

5 stars

Advanced

5 stars

Snowboard / Freestyle Skiing

4 stars

Families

3 stars

Aprés Ski

2 stars

Mountain Restaurants

4 stars

Resort Charm

4 stars

Overview of Klosters Ski Resort

Klosters, located in the Prättigau Valley, is one of the world’s classic ski resorts – like St Moritz, Gstaad and Klosters’ own large neighbour Davos, the very name is impressive even for people who don’t really know anything about the place. However, Klosters has taken a different path from the three afore-mentioned larger centres, more like Austria’s Zurs, it has kept a very low profile in the public eye whilst providing luxurious accommodation in its privately rented chalets for the well-heeled guests who take their ski holidays here.

The village dates back at least to the thirteenth century with the first hotel opening just over a century ago in the early years of the twentieth century, when a new reputation as a health resort began to take off. Although best known for its associations with the British Royal family, particularly Prince Charles who ski here regularly, there are still plenty of chalets and hotels for lesser mortals. In common with many other Swiss resorts Klosters is divided in to two parts - Platz and Dorf, of which Platz is much the livelier with most of the shops and restaurants.

Always closely associated with its large neighbour, the town of Davos 13km (8 miles) away, the two are now ‘one’ as far as ski holidays are concerned with five sectors making up one giant ski area with one ticket able to access it all. However Klosters does have its own ski mountain, Madrisa, which Davos residents must cross the village to reach. 

To stay in the luxurious resort of Klosters, have a look at Powderbeds' ski deals page which features some great prices in some lovely hotels. 

Skiing Guide

Klosters offers something for everyone with three beginner areas, extensive intermediate pistes, a snow park and some legendary off-piste.

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