Backcountry skiing routes in Prättigau/Davos

The Funi Line lives up to its name. Only here you will find this day trip, which connects all secured but unprepared and uncontrolled slopes. No ascent, just pulling new lines, just enjoying the fresh powder downhill - that's what awaits you on the line. Available from the end of December.

Ski through powder snow and expand your knowledge of freeriding. The Freeride Learnline combines theoretical avalanche knowledge with practical application.

After refreshments at the Jatzhütte, freeride down into the beautiful Sertigtal valley. Isn't that tempting?

Pischa is home to one of the longest freeride routes in the Davos Klosters region, with a magnificent panorama, as you would expect from Davos.

For a little variety on the Gotschna descent, you can't go wrong with this route. A challenging and rewarding descent for freeriders!

Small but nice, that's how the downhill route on the Rinerhorn at the Nüllisch lift can be described. Breathtaking powder snow awaits you!

Pischa is home to one of the longest freeride routes in the Davos Klosters region, with a magnificent panorama, as you would expect from Davos.

Auf der Rückseite des Pischa mit zwei Aufstiegen nach Klosters-Monbiel.

Vom Weißfluhgipfel (2843m) Nord-Ostseitig zur Talstation Schiferbahn.

Make turns around snow-covered trees and ski straight down into the valley. The perfect route for freeriders to experience an unforgettable day in the deep snow of the Rinerhorn.