Cross-country ski pass

Expanding snow farming for an early start to the season, artificial snowmaking, and new lighting for the night trails: The municipalities of Davos and Klosters are planning significant investments in the coming years to continue to ensure a first-class cross-country ski trail offering. Therefore, a fee will be charged for the use of the trails in the Davos Klosters destination. Trail passes are available online in the holiday shop or on-site at the tourist information offices in Davos and Klosters during the winter season.

The world's cross-country skiing elite competes every year at Davos Nordic. Even outside of the FIS competition, professionals are on the trails here: As Davos is one of the first winter sports resorts in Switzerland to start the season thanks to snow farming, athletes train in Davos Klosters. They prepare for the season.

The trails are free for athletes and support staff of the Swiss national cross-country skiing, biathlon and Nordic combined teams from squads A to C; for foreign national teams, for A-squad teams and athletes of the second highest level. With one exception: weekly or day tickets must be purchased for the snow farming trail.

• Cross-country skiing is free for children and young people up to their 16th birthday (with/without guest card).
• Anyone who lives in Davos or Klosters can use the trails free of charge until their 18th birthday.
• Students at the Davos Sports High School, the Swiss Alpine Middle School, EMS Schiers and apprentices who live in Davos or Klosters can use the trails free of charge.
• Snow farming trail: Please note the special regulations for children and young people as well as schoolchildren and apprentices. See below.

With the Swiss Cross-Country Ski Pass, all trails in Davos and Klosters are free. No additional ticket is required for the Snowfarming trail. The pass is valid throughout Switzerland and is currently available for CHF 160.