Winter wonderlands in Graubünden.
Everything began with that famous bet in St. Moritz in 1864 which marked start of winter tourism in Graubünden. This pioneering spirit has remained unbroken for about 140 years. Individual holiday resorts such as Arosa, Flims Laax Falera and Davos Klosters provide a wide-ranging winter programme including opportunities for carving; half pipe and boarder cross; classic skiing and skating; winter hiking and tobogganing; snowshoe walking; or just lazing about on the terrace of a mountain restaurant. Naturally, a number of legendary events will also be taking place again, including the Spengler Cup, White Turf and the Engadine Ski Marathon.
Features
- Short airport transfer
- Average altitude above sea level is 2'100 meters
- 150 valleys
- 937 mountain peaks
- total 60 ski regions
- 2'200 km of piste
- Cable cars: 27
- Gondola lifts: 20
- Chairlifts: 100
- Ski lifts: 360
Getting There
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By Car:
Running along the Munich-Milan axis, the A13 motorway is an international transversal route through the Alps (San Bernardino) and passes straight through Graubünden. We recommend that you visit www.graubuenden.ch/anreise for your route planning.
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By Bus:
Chur (direction Arosa, St. Moritz, Flims Laax Falera, Disentis Sedrun) and Landquart (direction Klosters, Davos, Scuol) are the main public transport centers. For timetable and fare information: www.sbb.ch, www.rhb.ch, www.postauto.ch
Contact
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