Parsenn

Do you only know the valley runs around half past three in the afternoon, when the slopes are full and already crowded? Treat yourself to one at 10 a.m. One classic is the Parsenn valley run. Locals and experts swear by it. PS: Afterwards you can take the Parsenn cable car back up to the ski area.

The first rays of sun warm your face. This peace. A feeling as if you had the mountain to yourself. You set off and draw the first line on the freshly groomed ski slope. Magical. Make this dream come true with our guest program with early bird skiing.

Want to hear legendary bands like Abba, The Beatles, Bob Marley or Elvis live again? The Davos Cover Festival at the end of March makes it possible. The best tribute bands in Europe perform the hits of their idols. For example, on the big stage right in front of the Parsenn Hut. And it's free of charge.

The 3 cable car tour starts on the Weissfluh summit with a steep descent to Sapün and leads through Arosa/Lenzerheide and Tschiertschen. This gives experienced freeriders access to an unforgettable day tour. Tickets are available at the valley station of the Parsenn cable car in Davos or at the Gotschna cable car in Klosters.

Fed up of the mainstream and hustle and bustle? Stop off at the Schwarzseealp bar. Sun loungers, a simple drinks menu and grilled sausages. Always open in winter when the weather is good. Afterwards, you can go up in a relaxed two-seater chair. Retro can be pretty cool.

The Davos igloo village is located below the Weissfluhjoch station on Parsenn at the Schifer/Totalp junction at 2,620 meters above sea level. Ice artists transform each of the 14 rooms into small works of art. Good to know: The public restaurant and bar are open from 10 a.m. until the slopes close when the weather is good.

The "Raiffeisen Run" on Parsenn creates a World Cup atmosphere. World Cup atmosphere on two mountains: try out the parallel slalom on Parsenn and the giant slalom on the Jakobshorn. Light barriers on Parsenn measure your time from start to finish. What is your best time?

Mountain bike and ski slope? Sounds crazy, but it's a good combination. At the end of March, the Morning Flow Ride takes place on the Weissfluh summit in Davos. Take advantage of this unique opportunity and complete the longest ski run in Switzerland on a bike on snow early in the morning.

125 years ago, four Englishmen discovered the twelve-kilometer-long descent from Weissfluhjoch to Küblis. Today, this ski descent can be experienced as a 'Nostalgia Run'. Information boards tell the story of skiing on Parsenn, the SOS and the oldest ski race in Switzerland - the 'Parsenn Derby'.

High jumps, hard waves or even almost vertical curves: the Gotschna freeride course is not for the faint-hearted. The almost six-kilometer-long course is a kind of rollercoaster for mountain bikers and downhill pros. And it feels like the great role model: the legendary A-Line from Whistler, Canada.

The panorama trail on Parsenn is a trail with a high mountain feel at an average altitude of 2300 meters - ideal for runners who also want to do altitude training. And if your fitness levels drop, you can simply take a cable car back to the valley. Also popular as a hiking tour.

Die Galeriebauten beim Felsenweg waren über Jahre eines der beliebtesten Fotosujets auf Parsenn. Wegen Einsturzgefahr wurden diese zwar zurückgebaut, die Strecke bleibt aber auch so spektakulär für Wanderer und Mountainbiker. Für Letztere ist es ein Highlight der Bahnentour.