Ski Klosters

To ski Klosters means to potentially bump into the 'Royals'. With great skiing and snowboarding in Switzerland, this resort is one of the best in the Swiss Alps and you get a traditional Swiss mountain setting too.

Where

A place that's been welcoming British skiers since 1904, ski Klosters and you find ski holidays in this Swiss resort are steeped in history. A typical Swiss alpine village where farming is still serious business, the combined lift pass gives access to 6 ski areas with 55 lifts and cable cars, and over 307 km (192 miles) of piste. All accessible by road and air with ease.

On the slopes

With access to the Davos ski network, skiing and nowboarding in the Klosters ski resort share the Parsenn ski field. Klosters also has its own ski area, the Madrisa. There is good skiing for all abilities - snowboarders can enjoy Pischa (a dedicated free-ride mountain with 3 protected runs), while Madrisa and Rinerhorn are perfect for beginners and families with young children. Experts will enjoy Meierhofer Talli and Paresnnhutte-Wolfgang, or the steep off-piste challenges of Gotschnagrat.

Ski area :

If you ski Klosters you are in the Swiss ski region of Graubünden.

Off the slopes

There is a great variety of restaurants, bars and nightclubs in Klosters, although evenings are a lot quieter than in other resorts. For those who enjoy eating out, there are some great restaurants both on- and off-snow, including the 2 Michelin-starred Walserhof. Off the slopes you'll find a sports centre, ice-skating, curling, ice hockey, sleigh rides and sled runs down the front of the Gotschna, plus some wonderful hiking trails and cross country ski tracks to allow you to explore the area.