Thanks to its link with Klosters, you’ve got a massive 300km of the Davos piste map to discover.  No matter what level of skier you are, you’ll find a great variety here.  Beginners should head to the bunny lifts of Bolgen and Bünda which you’ll find just a walk away from the centre.  There’s a good mix of ski schools for little ones and those new to ski, plus the Top Secret snowboarding school.  If you’re looking for a quieter Davos piste to build your confidence, it’s well worth heading for Schatzalp/Strela.  Read more

Davos has always had a reputation for being a more luxurious resort with many famous visitors over the years, including Sir Arthur Conan-Doyle.  Located in the highest town of the Alps, it began as a health and spa resort. Read more

You’ll find an excellent choice of Davos ski accommodation to choose from with around 140 available.  Although there are many luxury Davos hotels to choose from, you’ll also find lots of more budget-friendly options. Read more

When it comes to altitude, Davos is one of the highest resorts up in the Alps.  If you’re thinking about Davos weather, the best time to visit is April, when you’ll find an average snow depth of 205cm at the top.  Read more

We like Davos as it has a superb choice of pistes, with many of them being long runs to enjoy.  They’ve thought about transfers with a good network of transport to get you around.  Thanks to its high-altitude location, it benefits from a longer season.. Read more

Davos is a superb large ski resort with a great buzz in the town which offers fantastic skiing and lots to do off the slopes.  It may not be the prettiest resort, but you’ve got some superb long pistes that take you right down to the valley…  Read more