Ski holidays in Klosters

Attractive village with great scenery and wonderful activities

  • Ski up to altitudes of2,845 metres
  • 300 kilometres of pistes across the Davos-Klosters ski area
  • 24 blue, 40 red and 12 black runs 

Klosters shares its neighbour Davos' 300 kilometres of great skiing and the full ski area is available on one pass. Few resorts in the Alps have such a dramatic panorama. Almost everywhere you look, the horizon seems to be pierced by jagged, snow-covered  “horns” – (Schwarzhorn, Bocktenhorn, Weisshorn, Scalettahorn and Tinzenhorn – known as the “Matterhorn” of Davos) most of them well over 3,000 metres. The resort has gained reputation among the Brits as the favoured ski resort of the Royals, including King Charles. 

Skiing and snowboarding in Klosters

You'll have direct access to the biggest of the six ski areas in the valley. Take the cable car, which runs from the centre of the attractive village to Gotschnagrat, and then onto Parsenn, the largest, most varied mountain. Alternatively, take the short bus ride to Madrisa, Klosters' own popular ski area, which has a relaxed atmosphere. Keen skiers can also take the scenic mountain train, included in the lift pass, to the slopes of Davos at Jakobshorn, Pischa and Rinerhorn - you're genuinely spoilt for choice.

Where to stay in Klosters

We have hotel's in beautiful, peaceful locations in Klosters with pools and spa facilities.  Although a glamerous resort, tanks to it's relaxed atmosphere and all of the activities on offer, Klosters is a firm favourite for family ski holidays - our hotels are geared up for this with family facilities including games rooms, early meal times and family rooms. 

Bars and restaurants in Klosters

Unlike the mountain metropolis of Davos, Klosters has a quiet, romantic, village atmosphere. That said there's still a great food scene, including traditional Swiss mountain restaurants, Italian and fine dining restaurants. Après-ski is relaxed, with a few attractive bars and one or two nightclubs.

What's included in an Inghams holiday to Klosters

When you book with Ingams you'll have your flights, rail transfers and accommodation on a half board or bed and breakfast basis included. You'll also have the option to add on ski equipment and ski passes, which can all be arranged for you prior to your arrival. This means all you'll have to focus on is which ski area you want to explore first! 

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Added value

Save £100pp on your 2024/25 ski holiday when you pre-buy your lift pass and equipment hire/carriage (Book by 3 June 2024)

Free Child lift passes up to 5yrs

Ski hotels in Klosters

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Hotel Silvretta Park Klosters Winter Exterior

In a quiet location, close to the centre of Klosters Platz, the Silvretta Park is a beautiful family-run hotel furnished in an alpine-style throughout. The Gotschna cable-car for access to the main ski area is 400 metres away. With excellent facilities and a relaxed atmosphere, and available on a half board basis, it is an ideal base for families. 

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Sport Klosters Pool

Set in its own grounds, the Hotel Sport offers comfortable accommodation in a peaceful location. With a great variety of leisure and sports facilities, including an indoor pool, bowling alley and sports hall, you'll be entertained on and off the slopes. Available on a half board basis.

Ski and Snowboard Information
Skiing levels
Beginner
Intermediates
Advanced
Snowboard
Cross country

Beginners skiing in Klosters

Madrisa is perfect for beginners - in the sun, with a relaxed pace, segregated from the main pistes - the ski school operates from here. There are nursery slopes in the village and Selfranga. 

Intermediates skiing in Klosters

Take the Gotschna cable-car from the village centre up to Gotschnagrat or Parsenn - ideal for more confident skiers who enjoy cruising long red runs. There is a huge choice of different pistes. 

Advanced skiing in Klosters

There is plenty to choose from on both sides of the valley. The black runs on Jakobshorn and Rinerhorn will test more experienced skiers. Vast ski touring and off-piste skiing available. 

Cross Country skiing in Klosters

Klosters has 35 kilometres of cross-country tracks and a floodlit night trail. No trail pass required.


Mountain facts
Area 300 km
Resort Altitude 1200m
Ski Alt. From 1200m
Ski Alt. To 2845m
Runs 24 40 12
Lifts
Lift Ski LockersNo
Whole Area Pass Lifts53
Night Skiing IncludedYes
Snow Cannon Coverage20%
Off-piste OptionsNo
Walking156
Things To Do

Things to do in Klosters

Restaurants, food and drink

From traditional mountain restaurants, for long leisurely lunches to exclusive fine dining for those special occasions - you'll find it all in and around Klosters. Most hotels have high quality restaurants and the village hosts some great places specialising in Swiss and Italian cuisine. 

Après, bars, clubs and nightlife 

Klosters has a quaint village atmosphhere, so it's not well know for it's nightlife. However there are plenty of snow bars and sun terraces where you can begin après on the mountain - Graströchni on the home run to Klosters is known for it's coffee with a shot. In the village you'll find classy, cosy piano bars and some lively spots like the Alpina bar near the train station.

Spas and relaxation 

Our hotels offer a range of wellness facilities, pools and spa treatments. Check out our accommodation pages for more information. 

Davos Klosters winter guest programme

The Davos Klosters winter guest programme offers daily winter experiences from mid-December onwards in the categories of sports & adventure, kids & family sightseeing & excursions and art & culture. These experiences are available to guests with a Daos Klosters Premium Guest Card for discounted prices. 

Winter sports by night

If you haven't got your fill of winter sports during the day, why not continue into the night? You can enjoy night skiing on the flood lit pistes on Klosters Selfranga up until 9.30pm (usually Tuesdays & Fridays) throughout the season. Or, try the night time cross country trail until 9.30pm (usually Tuesday and Thursday). You can even head over to neighbouring Davos for night-time tobogganing. 

 

Ski Extras Offer

Save £100pp on your lift pass & ski hire - Save £100pp on your 2024/2025 ski holiday when you pre-buy your lift pass and equipment hire/carriage (offer ends 3rd June 2024).

Valid on all departure dates between 1st December 2024 and 30th April 2025. Buy any lift pass (found within the 'Extras' tab on checkout) and add either ski/snowboard hire or ski/snowboard carriage at the same time, for the same person to receive the discount.

Lift Pass
6 days Season Child
6 - 12 years
Youth
13 - 17 years
Adult
18 - 64 years
Senior
65+ years
Whole Area Pass Low £144 £245 £346 £319
High £157 £268 £381 £350

Lift pass information

  • Whole Area Pass excludes Schatzalp/Strela
  • CHF 5.00 payable in resort for lift pass key card
  • Free lift pass for children under 6 years with access to the Davos Klosters Mountains (valley and practice lifts excluded)
  • Beginners should book in resort for reduced prices

Season dates

  • Low season: 01 Nov 24 - 20 Dec 24 and 05 Apr - 30 Apr 25
  • High season: 21 Dec 24 - 04 Apr 25

 

Prices and supplements are correct at time of publishing but may vary up or down. Correct prices will be advised at the time of booking.

Equipment Hire
6 days Category

Child

7 - 12 years

Adult

13+ years

Skis Red £71 £135
Black - £172
Skis & boots Red £112 £217
  • White category skis and boots are available for children aged 3 – 6 years: £77
6 days Category

Child

7 - 12 years

Adult

13+ years

Snowboard Red £79 £135
Snowboard & boots Red £134 £217

Please see here for a description of hire categories.

Prices and supplements are correct at time of publishing but may vary up or down. Correct prices will be advised at the time of booking.

Ski Tuiton

Ski Tuition

Adult 16 years +

3 Days 

£322

Snowboard Tuition

Adult 16 years +

3 Days 

£217

Tuition information

Lessons are for 4 hours, between 10am - 12pm & 2pm - 4pm with a two hour break in the middle.

Levels of tuition

  • Beginner: never skied before
  • Level 1: advanced beginner; can control speed, snowplough and change direction on gentle slopes 
  • Level 2: low intermediate; snowplough turns and start to ski parallel
  • Level 3: good intermediate; parallel turns 
  • Advanced: fully confident on all slopes and looking to improve technique

Please ensure you pre-book tuition for high season dates to avoid the ski schools being fully booked.

 

Prices and supplements are correct at time of publishing. Up-to-date prices are confirmed at time of booking.

Travel Information

Transfer time

  • Zurich airport: approx. 2hrs 15mins - 2hrs 45mins by rail, with two changes

Rail from UK and Self drive available.

Good to know

  • High altitude skiing
  • Famous resorts in the heart of Graubünden
  • Six different ski areas included on one lift pass
  • Transfer by rail from Zurich
  • Inghams phone rep service
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