Ski holiday in super ski destination Laax!

Winter wonderland Laax – use our expert guide to discover the best ski slopes for kids, beginners, families, and advanced skiers. From gentle learning areas to legendary freestyle parks and challenging black runs, Laax offers something for everyone. You’ll also find tips on snow parks, freeride routes, and an interactive piste map to help you plan your days on the mountain.

Together, Laax, Flims, and Falera form one of the largest and most diverse ski areas in Graubünden, covering around 100 square kilometres with more than 210 kilometres of groomed pistes. With slopes reaching up to 3,018 metres above sea level at the Vorab Glacier, excellent snow conditions are virtually guaranteed throughout the season.

Our winter sports expert Florian Schenke tested the entire ski area—from top to bottom and edge to edge—so you have everything you need at a glance. His insights are compiled into this easy-to-use online guide.

Falera

(Perfect for beginners and children)

Falera is known for its flat, wide slopes, making it ideal for first turns on skis or a snowboard. With plenty of blue runs, beginners can practice in a relaxed and confidence-boosting environment.

Top tip: Despite its beginner-friendly reputation, Falera also offers a few more demanding runs—so no one gets bored.

Flims – Valley Area

(For beginners, families, and children)

Located close to the village, the Flims valley slopes are a favourite with families. Wide, gentle pistes create the perfect practice area, especially for those still finding their balance.

Top tip: These slopes are particularly well suited for learning to snowboard.

Schneewunderland Falera

(For children)

In Falera’s magical snowy wonderland, children can meet Ami Sabi, the friendly character who introduces them to winter sports through stories about the forest, animals, and mountains.

Top tip: Two additional children’s parks can be found right next to the Falera valley station.

Nagens & Mutta Rodunda

(For advanced skiers)

This high-alpine area features a wide selection of red runs, glacier slopes, and long carving pistes. At elevations of up to 3,018 metres, you’ll enjoy sunshine, space, and stunning panoramic views.

Top tip: Expert skiers can take on the demanding descent from the back of the Vorab Glacier down to Alp Ruschein.

Beginner Park

(For beginners & freestyle newcomers)

The Beginner Park in Laax is the ideal place to get started with freestyle skiing or snowboarding. Simple obstacles allow you to build confidence step by step.

Top tip: It’s not just for first-timers—even intermediate riders will find fun challenges here.

NoName Snowpark

(Paradise for snowboarders & freestylers)

NoName is home to the world’s largest halfpipe, making it a must-visit for advanced riders and freestyle fans. A wide range of obstacles ensures plenty of variety.

Top tip: Even if you don’t dare drop into the halfpipe, watching the pros in action is an experience in itself.

Curnius Snowpark

(Largest snow park in the area)

Stretching nearly one kilometre and featuring around 25 obstacles, Curnius Park is the largest snow park in Laax. It caters to all levels, from beginners to pros.

Top tip: Kids are welcome too—this park is fun for the whole family.

Freestyle Academy

(Indoor freestyle & training)

The Freestyle Academy is a unique indoor facility where beginners and professionals alike can work on their skills. With trampolines, air tracks, and foam pits, it’s ideal for learning new tricks safely.

Top tip: There’s also a children’s area and playground, making it great for families.

Vorab Glacier & Cassons

(For freeriders)

The Vorab Glacier and Cassons areas offer marked freeride routes through untouched snow and peaceful alpine scenery. Cassons, in particular, delivers a breathtaking, remote mountain experience.

Top tip: Known for its relative avalanche safety, the routes start directly from the summit, easily reached by gondola.

FIS Runway Fatschas

(For pros)

The former FIS downhill run, slope no. 65, is a true test of skill—even for experts. The demanding 5-kilometre descent requires focus from start to finish.

Top tip: From the Vorab Glacier, professionals can ski up to 17 kilometres down into the valley, descending more than 2,000 vertical metres in one epic run.

To complete your Laax experience, we’re also happy to help with accommodation. From stylish hotels in the heart of the resort to cosy alpine chalets with mountain views, we’ll find the perfect place to stay—tailored to your needs, travel style, and budget. Just let us know what you’re looking for, and we’ll take care of the rest.