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  1. A large ski area, particularly suited to Intermediates and Advanced skiers.
  2. Great mountain restaurants with stunning mountain scenery in Klosters.
  3. Chocolate box chalets and and plenty of resort charm in Klosters
  4. The funicular in Davos Klosters
  5. The lake by Davos, near Klosters
  6. The slopes are spread across 6 areas in Klosters
  7. Skiiers plan their route in Klosters
  8. You can ski or snowboard in Klosters
  9. Going for a walk in Klosters
  10. Freestyle in Klosters, Switzerland
  11. Klosters is surrounded by beautiful scenery
  12. Klosters by night - Switzerland
Klosters
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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

Distance to airports: 415km to Geneva, 186km to Innsbruck

Overview of Klosters Ski Resort

Klosters, located in the Prättigau Valley, is one of the world’s best known ski resorts, especially in Britain because of its long connection to our Royal Family. 

Klosters village dates back at least to the thirteenth century with the first hotel opening just over a century ago, when a new reputation as a health resort began to take off. 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, Davos 13km (8 miles) away, the two are ‘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. 

 


Overview of Klosters Ski Resort

Klosters, located in the Prättigau Valley, is one of the world’s best known ski resorts, especially in Britain because of its long connection to our Royal Family. 

Klosters village dates back at least to the thirteenth century with the first hotel opening just over a century ago, when a new reputation as a health resort began to take off. 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, Davos 13km (8 miles) away, the two are ‘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. 

 


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