Parsenn: The Parsenn is the ski classic of the Davos Klosters Mountains. With wide and long runs, fun on the slopes is guaranteed all day long on this mountain. The Parsenn connects the two towns of Davos and Klosters and, at over 100 kilometers, is the largest ski area in the region.   Jakobshorn: The "Fun" Mountain Jakobshorn is known and loved throughout Switzerland. It welcomes ski fans with varied pistes from blue to black, with many sun terraces, excellent gastronomy and sunny descents. Freestylers meet on the Jakobshorn and get their money's worth with the JatzPark and what's on offer on the Bolgen.   Rhinerhorn: The Rinerhorn is the insider tip of the Davos Klosters Mountains. Perfectly groomed pistes, long descents and a family atmosphere await skiers here. The ski area with 49 kilometers of pistes scores particularly well with families and school classes.   Madrisa: The Madrisa is the family mountain in Klosters. The ski area with 31 kilometers of pistes not only scores with families but also with people with a handicap. With a height-adjustable chairlift, children and people with disabilities can use the lift system optimally and safely.   Pischa: The local recreation area, where nature and deceleration away from the hustle and bustle of the slopes are in the foreground and different alternative snow sports can be tried out. That's why there are no groomed slopes on Pischa. An optimal terrain for freeriders, who can let off steam on the sunny slopes and experience a real highlight on days with fresh snow.