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Start your mountain day at TITLIS car park P2, with Type 2 charging for visitors.
START HERETITLIS valley station · car park 2
Grindelwald Terminal brings together the mountain lifts and a connected car park with EV charging.
START HEREGrindelwald Terminal · Grund car park
Jakobshorn combines mountain skiing above Davos Platz with the Bolgen practice area at the foot of the mountain. The JatzPark adds a freestyle focus to a ski day, making the resort a useful choice for groups combining piste skiing, early learning and park sessions.
START HEREThe first Jakobshorn cable-car section runs from Davos to Ischalp.
Start at Laax Murschetg, with EV charging in the rocksresort garage. Check the garage clearance if you travel with a roof box.
START HERELaax Murschetg valley station
Pischa in the Flüelatal is a winter sports area focused on freeriding and ski touring, with no groomed pistes. Its high-alpine landscape is the setting for off-piste descents and ski tours, with a quieter mountain character than the busy piste areas of Davos Klosters.
START HEREBoard the Pischa cable car at Dörfji valley station for access to the mountain station.
Rinerhorn is a family-oriented downhill ski area above Davos Glaris, with broad pistes suited to learning and carving. Families, school groups and recreational skiers are its core audience, while predominantly blue and red runs provide space to practise turns.
START HEREThe six-person Glaris–Jatzmeder gondola provides access from the valley.
Blatten-Belalp combines downhill skiing with playful runs and dedicated freestyle features. Skiers and snowboarders can vary their day between the Snowpark, Wellenmulde, Schneekringel and the timed Hexenschuss course, with specific places to practise jumps, turns and racing skills.
Champéry, Les Crosets, Champoussin and Morgins form a four-village Swiss downhill sector within the Portes du Soleil. Broad pistes suit relaxed skiing and family days, while steep, mogul-covered slopes give experienced skiers more demanding options across the area.
Lauchernalp's upper and lower ski sectors are connected by red and black pistes. Skiers who prefer to avoid the descent can return from the upper sector to the lower sector on the three-seat chairlift.
START HEREThe Wiler–Lauchernalp cable car provides access from the valley to Lauchernalp.
Parsenn offers high alpine skiing with a funicular dating to the early days of the sport. The Parsennbahn provides access from Davos, while the Gotschnabahn brings skiers up from Klosters.
START HEREGotschnabahn from Klosters Platz.
Sattel-Hochstuckli is a compact downhill ski area aimed at families and people starting winter sports. Its revolving gondola, ski lift and Rondos Lern- und Spassland combine a mountain outing with a dedicated place to learn, making it a practical choice for a relaxed family ski day.
START HERESki day passes include the gondola, Skilift Engelstock and Rondos Lern- und Spassland.
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