Laax/Flims/Falera

The ski resort is located above the villages of Laax, Flims and Falera in Surselva (Bündner Oberland). This extensive winter sports area offers a wide range of activities for all visitors. Skiing and snowboarding are at the heart of the experience. The slopes on Bündner Vorab (3,018 m) and Laaxer Stöckli (2,898 m) are accessible by state-of-the-art lifts. The extensive range of pistes includes runs of all difficulty levels and is one of the largest in Graubünden. Numerous snowparks, a superpipe and the Freestyle Academy provide ideal conditions for freestylers of all levels. Connoisseurs will enjoy excellent cuisine both in the mountains and in the valley.

Worth knowing

The extensive Laax ski resort offers everything winter sports enthusiasts could wish for, from glacier pistes to forest runs. Easy, wide slopes lead from Vorab to Plaun. From Crap Sogn Gion, intermediate and difficult slopes lead to Plaun and down to the base station in Laax. An easy valley run leads to Falera. Flims can be reached via easy and intermediate slopes through the forest. Excellent ski routes lead from Cassons (a 10-minute uphill walk) to Foppa and Grauberg. Lavadiñas can be reached from Vorab via the difficult Sattel piste through an untouched valley. Overall, the slopes at Laax ski resort are wide and well groomed. Numerous off-piste opportunities and challenging slopes make it very popular with experienced skiers.

Total: 188 km

Additional features

300 snow cannons cover 65% of the slopes.

There are valley runs from the slopes. Valley runs lead to all three villages (Flims, Laax, Falera)

Longest piste

The longest run here is Vorab Glacier-Flims (Der Weisse Schuss), 14 km long, with a vertical drop of 1,918 m.

Most difficult piste

The most difficult is Slope 35 Sattel, 3 km long, with a vertical drop of 1,114 m.

Snowparks

Snowpark / Fun park.

Halfpipe.

Night skiing

Night skiing is available at the ski resort.

Over the past few years, substantial investment has been made in new lifts, and this will continue in the years ahead. Most slopes are accessed by modern chairlifts and gondolas. A highlight is the six-seater Lavadinas-Fuorcla Sura chairlift, designed by Porsche Design Studios. The “Porsche Lift” turns 45° after leaving the base station, giving passengers a unique view of the mountain landscape. Within the ski resort, most slopes are served by modern high-speed chairlifts. The modern eight-seater Arena Express gondola and the long gondola lifts transport guests from the base to Laax ski resort. From Falera, a four-seater chairlift leads to Curnius.