Davos Piste Map

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Davos ski area overview:

Davos, located in the Swiss Alps, is one of the world's most renowned ski resorts, attracting winter sports enthusiasts from around the globe. Nestled in the canton of Graubünden, Davos stands out not only for its extensive ski terrain but also for its vibrant town and rich history. The resort is divided into five ski areas: Parsenn, Jakobshorn, Rinerhorn, Pischa, and Madrisa, offering a diverse range of slopes catering to all skill levels. Parsenn, the largest area, is famous for its long runs and breathtaking views, while Jakobshorn is a hub for snowboarders and freestyle skiers.

Davos's altitude, ranging from 1,560 meters in the town to over 2,844 meters at its highest point, ensures excellent snow conditions throughout the season. Beyond skiing and snowboarding, visitors can enjoy cross-country skiing, ice skating, and tobogganing, making it a versatile destination for winter activities. The resort is also notable for its après-ski scene, with numerous bars, restaurants, and nightlife options.

Each January, Davos gains global attention as the host of the World Economic Forum (WEF), where international leaders in business, politics, and academia converge. This annual event underscores Davos's status as a significant locale not only for winter sports but also for global dialogue and networking.

Quick facts about Davos:

	Nearest airport to Davos:	Zurich, 150km	Find flights
	Transfer time to Davos:	2 hours (car) 3 hours (train)	Airport Transfers
	Davos resort altitude:	1560m
	Davos Piste altitude:	810m-2844m
	Number of lifts in Davos:	46
	KM of pistes in Davos:	253km (Davos-Klosters)
	Longest piste in Davos:	12km
	Total pisted runs in Davos:	61
	Green pistes:	N/A
	Blue pistes:	18	30%
	Red pistes:	30	49%
	Black pistes:	13	21%

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