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Davos-Klosters — Navigate 6 Separate Ski Areas from One App

By Gergely Kovacs, founder of BonvoDavos-Klosters

Davos-Klosters is unlike most ski destinations. Instead of one interconnected ski area, it offers six separate mountains: Parsenn, Jakobshorn, Pischa, Rinerhorn, Madrisa, and Schatzalp. Each has its own character, and together they add up to over 300 km of runs. The challenge is figuring out which one to ski on any given day — and Bonvo makes that easy.

The Six Areas at a Glance

  • Parsenn — The flagship. Huge, varied, with the legendary Weissfluhjoch summit and the long run down to Küblis.
  • Jakobshorn — Davos's freestyle mountain. Parks, bars, and a fun vibe.
  • Pischa — Quiet, freeride-oriented, and almost always uncrowded.
  • Rinerhorn — Family-friendly with gentle slopes and a toboggan run.
  • Madrisa — Klosters-side. Great for families and has a cross-border route into Austria.
  • Schatzalp — Tiny, nostalgic, and car-free. A throwback to old-school skiing.

How Bonvo Helps

Load the Davos-Klosters map and use the 3D view to compare the six areas side by side. The slope ranking feature helps you pick the right mountain for your mood — filter by family slopes if you are with kids, or by advanced runs if you want to push yourself on Parsenn.

Download all the sector maps offline before your trip. Davos is spread out, and having every area ready to go means you can switch mountains mid-day without worrying about signal.

Try Bonvo on the Mountain

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Gergely Kovacs

Founder of Bonvo