Ski area Arosa - Lenzerheide

The Arosa-Lenzerheide lift pass gives you access to 225 kilometres of piste and 43 lift systems in the largest interconnected ski area in Graubünden. The Hörnli-Urdenfürggli gondola lift has been connecting the Lenzerheide and Arosa ski areas since the end of 2013. This bridges the Urdental valley, which is the only separation between the two areas.

Arosa-Lenzerheide is located at lofty heights of 1,229 - 2,865 metres. Winter sports enthusiasts are guaranteed sunshine here, as the lifts are located on both the east and west sides of the valley. Beginners will find numerous blue pistes here, and there is also a wide range of activities for children. Among the many children's areas, the Kinderland Auarara with a practice slope, mini course and ski carousel as well as the Honigland Prätschli with a practice slope and various staging elements offer the best conditions for little skiers. Additional family fun is provided by the Zappelbär search game and the Globi piste, which inspire with playful elements. The Escape Routes - known as the "largest escape room in Switzerland" - represent a completely new form of entertainment. On four different puzzle routes, adventurers of all ages are in demand, because in addition to skills on the piste, team spirit and the ability to combine are also required.

The ski area is also extremely varied for experts. The "Silvano Beltrametti" World Cup downhill run, named after the former Swiss ski racer, has an average gradient of 35 per cent and a maximum gradient of 84 per cent. This makes the FIS race course one of the most difficult descents in the world. The Cumascheals speed course with time measurement and the Pedra Grossa racing piste are also available for speed skiers. A Skimovie race course with fully automated video cameras has been installed so you can watch your own run again. Freeriders will find several marked, ungroomed ski routes on the west side of the area.

If you want to explore the whole area in one day, take the "Runda Lai". It follows the course of the sun on the slopes from west to east and takes 4 to 5 hours, depending on your skiing ability. In between, it's worth stopping off at one of the cosy huts in the ski area, many of which offer free Wi-Fi access. Finally, the descents to the valley lead directly to Lenzerheide and Arosa, among others.

The Arosa-Lenzerheide ski area is particularly well-known for its comprehensive range of pistes. Winter sports enthusiasts particularly appreciate the wonderfully long descents of all levels of difficulty with plenty of room for advanced skiers and freeriders.

Night skiing Arosa - Lenzerheide

Arosa Lenzerheide is one of Switzerland's night ski resorts, which illuminate some of the pistes for night skiing even after the lifts have closed for the day. The ski area's night piste is located on the Stätzerhorn. From the beginning of January to mid-March, night skiing can be enjoyed there every Friday from 6 pm to 10 pm. The Proschieri t-bar lift in Parpan and the Rungg-Stätzertäli chair lift then take skiers and snowboarders to the start of the 3.5 km floodlit piste, where they can start their night-time skiing fun. The snowpark is also open during the night skiing period. The entrance is at the Proschieri ski lift. After skiing at night, the Alp Stätz mountain restaurant offers the opportunity to enjoy a cosy dinner with regional specialities. If you would like to take part in night skiing, you can purchase admission on site.

Après ski Arosa - Lenzerheide

Snowpark Arosa - Lenzerheide: Arosa Lenzerheide

A breathtaking backdrop and an idyllic atmosphere attract a wide variety of people to the "Arosa" ski area every day. Although it is a great place to relax, it is also possible to really let off steam. The Arosa Lenzerheide snowpark offers all kinds of opportunities for this. The Arosa Lenzerheide snowpark combines four different freestyle areas into a versatile and creative playground for snowboarders and freeskiers of all abilities. Each area has its own character - from playful obstacles and natural elements to classic-style kicker and rail lines.

Whether in the JibArea Stätz, the Snowpark Tschuggen, the natural Wood Ranch Arosa or the Bärensnowpark for the youngsters - a variety of set-ups and lines await, which are redesigned every year by an experienced crew. This keeps the park exciting, challenging and inspiring - season after season. Thanks to its ideal location, many of the features can be ridden in almost any weather conditions, and the connection to the lifts ensures quick laps without waiting times.

Whether you're trying your first tricks or shredding new lines as a pro - the Arosa Lenzerheide snowpark is made for everyone who lives and breathes freestyle.

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