The longest downhill runs & ski slopes in Graubünden

The Lenzerheide winter sports area’s most challenging piste hugs the steep slopes above Parpan. It is named in honour of local skiing expert Silvano Beltrametti. This route is the steepest women's World Cup downhill anywhere in the world.

The legendary Parsenn Downhill Run is one of the classics of Switzerland. There is virtually unlimited fun in store for seasoned skiers. The track starts at the top of the Weissfluh and runs a full 12 kilometres before ending 2,000 metres lower in Kublis.

The Obersaxon winter sports area above the Vorderrhein Valley includes four beautiful skiing mountains. For the most part, the wide slopes range from easy to intermediate. The Carlo Janka Piste from Stein to Kartitscha is a real treat for ambitious skiers.

Weissfluhjoch to Wolfgang and guaranteed adrenalin kicks. The Weissfluhjoch piste on Parsenn as far as Wolfgang Pass is your best bet for pure winter fun with a special kick! A piste-start at 2844 meters above sea level, leading over roughly 7 kilometers down to the Wolfgang Pass at 1631 meters.

Even today, the Olympia Piste reminds one of the 1948 Olympic Winter Games in St. Moritz. Back then the Corviglia Chantarella downhill run placed extreme demands on skiers. Connoisseurs still regard the original route as an insider tip.

A steep and challenging start, but one that leaves you craving for more. Following the first few swings you then find yourself on broad slopes with a liberating mountain feel on a lengthy descent to Lavadinas.

The Hahnensee ski piste in the Corvatsch-Furtschellas ski region is regarded as one of the Engadin’s most beautiful downhill runs. It is noted for its peaceful setting and stunning panorama as well as for the high demands it will place on your skiing skills.

The Dream Piste downhill run is everything you could wish for. The incomparably beautiful piste takes you through the heart of the Lower Engadin mountains, far away from the annoying drone of the ski lifts.