Set in an Alpine valley, the charming resort town of Lenzerheide is a base for skiing in the Arosa Lenzerheide region, with over 200km of slopes. Hiking trails lead to nearby attractions like the lofty Sanaspans Waterfall and the ruins of medieval Belfort Castle, and the area is also a mountain-biking hub. Paths ring the Heidsee, a lake popular for swimming and windsurfing, and cozy eateries serve Swiss specialties.
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In short: Lenzerheide is the gold standard for ski resorts in Switzerland.
The ski resort itself is on the larger size by Swiss standards, with the connection to Arosa. Well equipped (constant investments), it will keep skiers from all levels happy.
Good freeride / powder section are available between slopes in case of good snowfalls. Do note that you will find more blue slopes in Arosa.
Artificial snow is all right but southern-facing slopes will feel the lack of snow faster than a very high altitude resort would.
In terms of pricing, the day tickets aren’t cheap per se; but none of the LAAX excesses (eg no fast-track passes) or St. Moritz luxury. More bang for your...
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A superb place for mountain and ski lovers with many slopes for skiers of all levels. The slopes are close to the town and easily accessible by the free bus. The village is well served with restaurants, supermarkets and shops for shopping. The landscape is nothing short...
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Wide pistes at the top and tree lined pistes at the bottom, great variety and long runs. Spread out and not well connected, drag lifts are unavoidable in some areas. If lifts close then you may find yourself in a different area to the one...
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