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At a glance

  • Impressive off-piste
  • Beautiful scenery
  • Favourite of the rich and royal

Great for

  • Families
  • Late-season skiing
  • Foodies

Ski Holidays in Klosters

This idyllic village (pronouce it 'cloisters') has been enchanting Brits since the 18th century with its traditional wooden chalets, beautiful scenery and friendly atmosphere. Paired with its larger neighbour Davos, Klosters has been named a true classic in the ‘Best of the Alps’ group and is somewhere you should definitely ski at least once in your lifetime.

  • Flight Time
  • 1.5 hours
  • From London
  • Nearest Airports
  • Geneva, Zurich
  • Time zone
  • GMT + 1 hour
  • Language
  • German, French, Italian, Romansh
  • Currency
  • Swiss Franc
  • Ski Season
  • Dec - April

Klosters Stats

Top Altitude
2844m
Bottom Altitude
810m
Resort Altitude
1200m
Total Piste
300km
Longest Run
12 km (Weissfluhgipel-Küblis)
Slope Orientation
NSEW
Vertical Drop
2034m
Skiable Vertical
2034m
Night Skiing
Yes
Glacier Skiing
No
Location
Switzerland, Alps.
Established
1904
Downhill
300km
Lift Pass
£326

Unlike many resorts with a world-class ski area and great amenities, this charming village has managed to retain its friendly and rural atmosphere. Nestled in the pretty Prattigau Valley, it makes a quieter and more attractive alternative to its larger neighbour Davos. The resort has preserved its traditional alpine style chalets, picture postcard scenery and quiet traffic thanks to the bypass.

The village itself is made up of two parts linked by shuttle buses: the centre is Klosters Platz with the Parsenn gondola and most of the shops and restaurants and to the north is Klosters Dorf with the Madrisa gondola and a smattering of hotels.

Its low-key character makes it a favourite haunt of the rich and famous – in the 1950s it was known as ‘Hollywood on the Rocks’ and frequented by stars such as Audrey Hepburn and Cary Grant. Prince Charles has become such a regular that there’s a cable car named after him and you might even bump into Wills and Kate on the piste.

The village railway station provides rail links to Basel and Zürich, and it takes 2 hours to drive from Zürich airport.

As the 20 min train ride to Davos is free it’s easy to access all the conveniences that a larger town offers, although there’s plenty of entertainment in Klosters already such as a cinema and 45 km of walking trails.

The resort is great for families, and it has even been granted the ‘Families Welcome’ seal by the Swiss tourism association. On Madrisa there is a fabulous children’s play park and ski school complete with bouncy castle.

6 areas are covered by the ski pass, 2 of which (Parsenn and Madrisa) are accessible from the village. Local transport is included in the pass, so visitors can reach the remaining 4 areas (Schatzalp, Rhinerhorn, Jakobshorn and Pischa) using the bus and train network.

The nearest airport to Klosters is Zürich at 150 km or about 2 hours by car.

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Snowboarding

What's the ski area like in Klosters?

With snow-sure pistes (over 80% of the ski area reaches above 2000m) Klosters is an exceptionally reliable destination for early and late season skiing.

Which other ski resorts are near to Klosters?

The nearest ski resorts to Klosters include Graubünden, Davos, St. Moritz, St. Anton.

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What is Klosters like for Beginner skiers?

Beginners and children should start at one of the 3 the bunny slopes around the village. Take the gondola up to the sunny Madrisa area, where there are some easy blue runs and a well-equipped children’s park and ski school.

What is Klosters like for Intermediate skiers?

The Parsenn is the largest ski area in the region and links with Davos; here you’ll find something to suit all abilities. From Parsennhutte there is access to a range of wide blue runs marked 15, 41 and 40a on the map – there’s a good restaurant here where you can grab some lunch or sunbathe.

You’ll find some gloriously long red slopes starting at Weissfluhjoch stretching all the way down to the valley, the longest of these to Küblis is an impressive 12km.

What is Klosters like for Advanced skiers?

There are plenty of harder routes in Madrisa too including the Schlappintobel, a long and challenging black, which passes a little lake and ends in Klosters Dorf.

What is Klosters like for snowboarding?

The Meierhofer valley below the Weissfluhjoch is best for snowboarders and features a snow park. Snowboarders will also appreciate the Jakobshorn area, accessible from Davos, which has wide blue runs, a snow park and two half pipes.

What is Klosters like for off-piste skiing?

For the adventurous, there’s some excellent but intimidating off-piste through the trees, just above the village on the Gotschnagrat. The notorious and weirdly named Wang face is best navigated with a guide. In fact, there are loads of great freeride lines to be found across the resort, especially in the Pischa area, where marked routes are protected against avalanches but left unpisted. To really get off the beaten track, go ski touring with Alpine Adventures and stay overnight in the Strassberger Furggli hut.

What is Klosters like for cross country skiing?

Kloster and Davos are a Mecca for cross-coutnry skiing, catering for all levels with about 186km of Nordic trails of which you can skate on the 80km. And the best thing is you do not have to pay for any of the trails.

Klosters Restaurants

For excellent food and friendly service eat at the Wynegg Restaurant, where you might bump into Tara Palmer-Tomkinson tucking into a plate of garlic snails. Then there’s the Gotschnabar, a typical Swiss bar with a Moroccan twist. Sip hot chocolate by the fire in the lounge or order the local favourite - rosti with fried eggs. From Michelin-starred restaurants (try Hotel Walserhof) to a kebab shop, there is something to suit every taste and budget.

Where to eat in Klosters and on the mountain

Al Berto Pizzeria A rustic Italian restaurant situated in Klosters Dorf. Enjoy pasta and tasty pizzas cooked in a wood-fire oven. There’s also a salad bar with lots of choice. Family friendly, with a sunny terrace area for al fesco dining in the warmer months.

Berghaus Erika The Berghaus Erika is a traditional wooden chalet bar, situated on the slopes of the Madrisa mountain above Klosters. We invite you to lunch or afternoon tea and cake. We have a cosy and rustic restaurant with regional specialties such as our homemade Cordon Bleu filled with local mushrooms and cheese, served with golden rosti and ratatouille. We also have terrace overlooking the lake for sunny days.

Restaurant Wynegg Home-style cooking with seasonal and local specialties served in our à la carte restaurant which can seat 45 people. In addition to the classics, Chef Andri Fasser also brings his new and innovative ideas to the menu with emphasis on a homely and market fresh cuisine. In the summer, our new welcoming garden terrace invites you to relax whether you are there for a tasty grill, quick snack or a convivial beer after a day’s biking or hiking, or just to enjoy the ambience and feel at home! We can also cater for special events such as business lunches, Christmas parties, private dinner parties, etc. and would be delighted to discuss this with you.

Klosters Après Ski

It’s not party central in Klosters, but that’s not to say you won’t find ample bars and restaurants around the village. There are some real gems including the Chesa Grischuna - this characterful hotel and bar attracted some of the biggest Hollywood stars during the 50s; Gene Kelly used to dance on the tables here, and Rex Harrison discussed his music notes for My Fair Lady with the bar’s pianist. For a big night out try Casa Antica, a long-running nightclub with a British undertone. There’s a relaxed feel here, think cosy traditional décor and casual dress, and you can have your own bottle of vodka behind the bar for the whole season.

Bars Late Night Clubs and Cafes in Klosters

Chesa Grischuna Built in 1938, this bar was a favourite of the Hollywood stars that flocked to Klosters in the 1950s. Gene Kelly used to dance on the tables here, and Rex Harrison discussed his music notes for My Fair Lady with the bar’s pianist. Order a cocktail and soak up some of the glamorous atmosphere.

Klosters Activites for Non-skiers

Non skiers are well catered for here - wander the 45km of signed footpaths, including themed walks such as the ‘glacier nature trail’ with information boards about the landscape, or try snowshoeing or paragliding for an alternative experience of the mountains. You can catch an indie film at the Kulturschuppen cinema or visit the museum of gramophones, radios and televisions. For more entertainment pop over to neighbouring Davos where you’ll find the largest natural ice rink in Europe, a casino, theatre, bowling alley, sports centre and a wellness centre.

Clothing Food & Souvenir Shops

Klosers is an Alpine Metropolis and is known as one of the highest villages in the area. Klosters has international brands for all fashion and accessory shopping, sports shops for all skiing needs, local crafts and handmade traditional souvenirs. Klosters is home to small, refined shops that boast a lovely sense of authenticity with a lovely sense of style.

Andrist Sport & Fashion Ski and snowboard hire. Get your skis serviced too. Affiliated with Intersport, bookable online through Intersport website. Andrist Sport also sells a range of sporting wear and equipment.

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Thanks to the high altitude of the ski area, the season starts earlier and stays open later here than most of the resorts in the Graubünden region. The highest slopes on Weissfluhgipfel top out at 2844m and most of the skiing in the large Parsenn area lies well above 2000m, so there’s rarely a problem with snow cover. There are plenty of north facing slopes around too, meaning the sun doesn’t tend to melt the snow in the afternoons. What’s more, the position of runs down to the village and the number of snow cannons mean you can normally ski back home even late in the season. Sometimes the gondolas up to Parsenn can get busy, so to avoid the crowds visit outside peak season or hop on the bus to one of the other 5 ski areas.

For the  24/25 season the Hotel Sport Klosters created a new indoor playground. The hotel has repurposed the gym area into the "Capricorn playground". It is around 200 sqm and includes a fun park, basketball and football area, table tennis, a climbing wall and a space for toddlers.

In 23/24 the Hotel Alpina relaunched as the Seven Alpina

What's Klosters like at Christmas?

Spend a festive week in a charming resort this Christmas in Klosters. Ski alongside the royal and famous, take horse-drawn sleigh ride through the snow, and sip mulled wine under the stars.
Christmas Ski Holidays

What's Klosters like in the New Year?

Why not celebrate this New Year’s in Klosters with some classy après-ski in this world-famous village. Expect excellent skiing at every level and quirky local festivities.
New Year Ski Holidays

What's Klosters like in Half-Term?

You’ll have a fun-filled holiday this February Half Term in Klosters. With its famous toboggan runs, a huge children’s park, and miles of pristine ski slopes, everyone will feel welcome at this family-friendly resort.
Half Term Ski Holidays

What's Klosters like at Easter?

Sample some real Swiss chocolate eggs and soak up the sun over Easter in Klosters this year. This picture perfect resort is an ideal late-season destination thanks to its exceptional snow record and high-altitude skiing.
Easter Ski Holidays

Klosters Snow Conditions

Average snow depths in Klosters are 87cm to 121cm in January, 132cm to 169cm in February, 143cm to 203cm in March and 137cm to 208cm in April. Read our detailed Klosters snow history for more details.

  • Top Depth Base Depth
  • 95 cm DECEMBER 40 cm
  • 121 cm JANUARY 87 cm
  • 169 cm FEBRUARY 132 cm
  • 203 cm MARCH 143 cm
  • 208 cm APRIL 137 cm

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There is in Klosters currently forecast approximately 0cm of new snow expected over the coming week. We also have a detailed Klosters snow forecast.

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  • 3 °c Sunny skies Today
  • 3 °c Sunny skies Saturday
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Ski Accommodation in Klosters

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The Swiss tourist association has named Klosters a ‘Families Welcome’ resort, thanks to its friendly atmosphere and great facilities. Little ones will absolutely love Madrisaland, a big children’s park based on the sunny side of Madrisa mountain. There’s a lot to keep them busy such as a mini ski course, trampoline and motorised sledges. If you want some time to yourselves to explore the blue, red and maybe even black runs, Madrisaland also offer childcare and children’s ski lessons. You’ll find beginner slopes based down in the village too and there’s also the huge Parsenn area on the other side, which links with Davos.

There’s plenty in Klosters to keep the whole family entertained. The toboggan runs make a fun group activity and some are flood-lit in the evening if a day on the slopes has left you craving more snow. Non-skiers won’t get bored either – go snowshoeing, ice skating, shopping or wander the 45km of cleared footpaths. Of course, there’s always the chance to chill in a deck chair at one of the lovely mountain bars (we love Erica’s Guesthouse), grab a hot chocolate and work on that tan... the sun is strong up here!

Our hotels are well suited to families - many come with extra facilities like indoor pools (some even have bowling alleys) and a few properties offer their own childcare services if the grown-ups fancy heading out for a sherry. Most hotels offer half-board or full-board accommodation, meaning you don’t need to leave the hotel in the evening for some good quality nourishment.

We do some great package deals on our hotels - save a bundle by buying your flights, transfers and accommodation together. If you prefer you can also choose from our accommodation-only deals or book one of our self-drive holidays. To book your holiday now, or to get some expert advice on where to stay, just give us a ring and we’ll be more than happy to help.

Group holidays are always a lot of fun – and a ski holiday in Klosters is likely to be one that you’ll talk about for years to come. The resort has a history of devoted visitors who just keep coming back for more, including royal and famous faces. There are so many exciting activities for you to do together –snowshoeing up a mountain or a group skate on the rink anyone? You might even fancy a sledging race down one of the flood-lit toboggan runs.

Then there’s the skiing, which is obviously the main attraction. You’ll find a wide variety of brilliant slopes to suit all levels - from the children’s park and beginner’s slopes on Madrisa to the long intermediate runs that wind their way down to the village. The wide blue slopes on Parsenn are good for snowboarders and there’s also a snow park in the Meierhofen area. Advanced skiers and boarders will enjoy some challenging black slopes; we love the long one down to Wolfgang. Don’t miss the amazing off-piste too, which is truly some of the best in Switzerland. If you’re a group of experienced powder seekers, hire yourselves a guide for a fantastic tour off the beaten track; try out the wonderful 18-km routes down to Fideris and Jenaz.

In the evenings everyone can explore the village’s great après-ski together. Party animals should make a bee line for the rustic but classy Casa Antica, where DJs provide a good mix of tunes for a cosmopolitan crowd (Princes Harry and William have been spotted here). If you’re looking for a cosy atmosphere, snuggle down with sherry on the sofas at the Gotschnabar.

The great thing about hotels for groups is that they leave more flexibility for any stragglers who might want to join up later. It also means everyone has their own room – look out for hotels with their own restaurant and bar where you can all get together. Browse what’s available below and keep your eyes peeled for our special group deals and discounts.

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I had a very nice time here, it was right at the end of the season and it was quiet for sure. In terms of ski levels it has a bit for everyone and is a biggish ski area – I had 4 skiing days and didn’t get to fully explore. I didn’t see it in the height of the season but I’m sure it would be great with more... + more
P. Shanahan,
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I teach skiing for Ride and Smile and live in Klosters, so I know a lot about the area! Klosters is a small village which is very well reached by train and car. Klosters Davos is one of the best regions for freeriding skiing (a lot of possibilities) and in summer for Mountain Bike Sports. Here are some tip... + more
Manuel Vogel,
5 out of 5
We had good fun. Klosters is a nice resort, not too blingy but just high quality. There’s lots of skiing. I’d say there’s good skiing for intermediate and advanced skiers – can’t recall there being a lot for beginners but I might be wrong! It’s just very expensive with the exchange rate. There’s a train ... + more
Rob, UK
4 out of 5
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Ski Extras

How much is a ski pass in Klosters

Maximum and minimum adult Klosters lift pass prices ranged from £326 to £359 for 6 days access to the Klosters ski lift system at the start of the 2025 winter season. Our lift passes are part of a packaged Klosters holiday with accommodation, so prices vary depending on chalet or hotel suppliers. Confirm price for the lift ticket before booking your holiday.

PassLift Tickets Child Adult Senior
6 Day(Ski Area) £133 - £146 £326 - £359 £294 - £323
AgesAge Range 6 - 12 18 - 64 65+

Whole Area pass Davos and Klosters ( Excludes Schatzalp/Strela)

Youth Prices (13-17) from £206 to £227 

How much is ski rental in Klosters?

Ski rental in Klosters starts from £135 for adults and £71 for children.

How much is boot rental in Klosters?

Boot rental starts from £82 for adults and £41 for children.

Rental Ski Boot Snowboard
Adult £135 £82 £135
Child £71 £41 £79

How much are ski lessons in Klosters?

Ski school in Klosters starts from £322 for adults for a half day and £322 for children.

How much are snowboard lessons in Klosters?

Snowboard school in Klosters starts from £217 per adult and £217 per child for a half day.

Lessons Skiing Snowboarding
Adult £322 £217
Child £322 £217
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Getting to Klosters

Most of our ski holidays to Klosters packaged with flights include airport transfers. We can also arrange private transfers to Klosters from nearby airports

How long does it take to fly to Klosters from the UK?

Flights from London take about 1.5 hours to Geneva, Zurich. This table shows approximate transfer times to Klosters from the nearest airports, smaller airports can be more prone to delays.

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Zürich 150 km 2 hours
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How long does it take to drive to Klosters from the UK?

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How long is the transfer from nearest Switzerland train station to Klosters?

The transfer time from alpine train stations are generally shorter than from airports, Call us for details of Klosters transfers.

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Going to Klosters under your own steam

For independant travel to Switzerland, compare accommodation only with Klosters self-drive packages which include Eurotunnel or ferry.

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Medizinisches Zentrum Klosters The Medical Center in Klosters offers comprehensive care for the whole family. Children and adults of all ages are welcome and will receive competent and warm treatment from us. Services they provide: - General Medicine and primary care - Acute and emergency medicine - paediatrics and adolescent medicine - x-rays - lab medicine - Driving tests - Special consultations (Obstetrics etc) Operating Times: Daily 07:30 - 12:00 and 14:00 - 18:00 Saturday and Sunday Closed

Klosters Tourism Office Klosters Information services and the Graubunder Kantonalbank bank are n the same building , at 6 Alta Bahnhotstrasse. Other services include: - Wifi - Brochures - Transport advice - booking of lift passes and ski excursions Opening Times: Monday–Saturday: 9 am -12 pm and 1 pm - 5:30 pm Sunday: 9 am - 12 pm

Helios Pharmacy Klosters AG Silvia Bernet-Bon and her expert team are on hand to help you with any pharmacy needs. Open Monday to Friday from 07:45 to midday then 2pm to 18:30. Saturdays from 07:45 to midday then 14:00 to 16:00 Sundays: 09:30 - 11:00 and then 16:00 - 17:30

Graubündner Kantonalbank Local bank open Monday to Friday: 8.30am – midday, then 2pm to 5.30pm

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