Ski resort Rinerhorn (Davos Klosters)

The ski resort Rinerhorn (Davos Klosters) is located in Davos Klosters (Switzerland, Eastern Switzerland, Graubünden).

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3.5 out of 5 stars

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For skiing and snowboarding, there are 51.5 km of slopes and 6 km of ski routes available. 7 lifts transport the guests. The winter sports area is situated between the elevations of 1,459 and 2,490 m.

The Rinerhorn ski resort is considered a secret tip in the Davos Klosters region. The Rinerhorn lift brings visitors up to the Jatzmeder (2,053 m). Tow lifts bring them from there up to the Hubel (2,281 m), Juonli (2,388 m) or Nüllisch Grat (2,490 m). There are slopes of all difficulty levels read moreThe Rinerhorn ski resort is considered a secret tip in the Davos Klosters region. The Rinerhorn lift brings visitors up to the Jatzmeder (2,053 m). Tow lifts bring them from there up to the Hubel (2,281 m), Juonli (2,388 m) or Nüllisch Grat (2,490 m).
There are slopes of all difficulty levels for skiing or snowboarding. The ski resort also features many family slopes. A children's obstacle course with playful obstacles provides children with fun experiences in the winter sports resort. Multiple mountain restaurants and huts invite visitors to enjoy a break.
The 3 km long toboggan run provides speedy fun and an alternative to skiing in the Rinerhorn winter sports resort. On two evenings a week, this run and the valley run are floodlit for night tobogganing and night skiing.

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Ski slopes »

Total: 51.5 km

Easy	15.6 km	(30 %)
Intermediate	23.1 km	(45 %)
Difficult	12.8 km	(25 %)

Additional:

Ski routes

6 km

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Total: 7

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Ski resort open

16 of 51.5 km of slopes (31% open)

3 of 7 lifts

95 cm top (2490 m)
  46 cm base (1459 m)

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