Arosa

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SKI Area

• Total skiable area: approx. 225 km of groomed slopes
• Elevation range: from ~1,229 m up to ~2,865 m
• Lift network: 43 lifts across the combined area

There is a wide variety of terrain, with long groomed runs, dedicated beginner zones, steep black slopes, and dedicated snowpark/freestyle areas.

The two areas (Arosa & Lenzerheide) connected by the aerial link Urdenbahn since 2013/14.

Advanced

Although the advanced terrain makes up a smaller percentage (~12 %) of the total, the quality and variety are strong.

Signature runs:

The Silvano Beltrametti World Cup downhill run in Lenzerheide: very steep with gradients up to ~66%.

Off-piste/free-ride sectors around Urdenfürggli, Hörnli and other elevated sectors.

Terrain features: challenging black runs, mogul descents, ungroomed freeride zones and vertical drop for serious skiers.

Best for: experienced skiers/boarders who want challenge, steep runs, maybe guide-led freeride*.

Tip: For mixed groups, maybe plan one advanced outing, but ensure rest of group uses easier terrain for balanced satisfaction.

Intermediate

As skiers move beyond beginner level, there is a very strong offering of intermediate terrain across the resort — red and higher-end blue runs, long groomers and scenic descents.

Example runs:

• The Rothorn area offers wide gentle blues and red runs suitable for confident intermediates.
• Runs off the Weisshorn and Stätzerhorn offer more challenge but still well within intermediate realm.

Terrain features: good vertical drop (1,636 m) means long runs and variety in gradient.

Best for: skiers/snowboarders who are comfortable on blue slopes, want to push into red terrain and cover more area.

Tip: We recommend exploring from Arosa to Lenzerheide via the linking lifts to vary terrain and exposure

Beginner

The resort is very beginner-friendly: in the valley areas and around base stations you’ll find gentle, wide slopes and practice lifts.

Example zones:

• In Lenzerheide: “Auarara”, “Fastatsch” & “Heimberg” practice areas.
• In Arosa: “Honeyland Prätschli” and the valley runs at Tschuggen.

Terrain features: large proportion of blue / easy slopes (~49% of total) meaning plenty of space for first timers.

Best for: guests who are new to skiing/snowboarding, want gentle runs, comfortable progression, family groups with younger children.

Tip for your group: We suggest starting the day in one of the base-valley beginner zones and gradually linking to longer easy blue runs as confidence builds.

Snowboarding & Freestyle

The Arosa ski area includes freestyle/park infrastructure: there are four snowparks (e.g., Snowpark Tschuggen, JibArea Stätz) and dedicated areas for snowboarders and freeskiers.

Terrain friendly for snowboarders: wide slopes, modern lifts, and terrain parks with features for varying levels.

 *Off piste - Ski Weekends strongly advise that off piste skiing should only be undertaken when in the company of a professional ski instructor or guide.