DAVOS KLOSTERS

Open every year from the 3rd week in November to mid-April, the snow is Davos is practically guaranteed for your school ski tour, whether you are travel before Christmas, over New Year, at February half-term or over your Easter holidays. In 30 years of working in Davos, Ski Gower have never had to move a school ski tour to another resort or even bus a school to find snow elsewhere.

The combined resort of Davos Klosters features six different ski areas which include Parsenn, Jackobshorn, Rinerhorn and Pischa in Davos plus the Madrisa ski area in Klosters.  The sixth aree is the separately operated Schatzalp ski area which requires its own lift pass and between them they offer over 300 kms of skiing.

Our skiers start their experience at the dedicated beginners area located at Bolgen, at the foot of the Jackobshorn mountain.  Once proficient, the skiers then move to the Parsenn ski area which features wide, rolling pistes and also link Davos to Klosters.  From the top of Parsenn you can take one of the longest runs in Europe, the run to Kublis, a small village further down the Klosters valley before returning to Klosters by train and then to Davos on skis.

Beginners can normally confidently manage the run from Davos to Klosters via the wide open pistes of Parsenn and the through the tree lined runs into Klosters.  This is normally easily manageable by the end of their first week of tuition, giving them a great sense of achievement.