Freeriding in Arosa Lenzerheide
Fascination Powder. Adrenalin. Freedom.
Skisafari
Heavenly feelings in open terrain. The round tour with the most beautiful freeride runs between Arosa, Lenzerheide and Tschiertschen offers a special nature experience in the middle of the impressive Grisons mountains. On the skisafari you will be away from the secured pistes. So don't miss out on the expert guidance of a guide from the snow sports schools.
Rates Skisafari
- Adults CHF 92.00
- Young adults CHF 77.00
- Teenagers CHF 60.00
- Children CHF 40.00
Skisafari tickets can be purchased at all mountain railway ticket offices (in Arosa, Lenzerheide and Tschiertschen).
Surcharge on valid snow sports ticket Arosa Lenzerheide
- Adults CHF 19.00
- Young adults CHF 17.00
- Youth CHF 16.00
- Children (10 to 12 years) CHF 16.00
- Children (6 to 9 years) travel free of charge in Tschiertschen
3-lane tour Davos Kloster - Arosa Lenzerheide - Tschiertschen
With the 3-lane tour, experienced free riders experience an absolute highlight, unique of its kind in the Alps. With just one booked ticket, free riders gain access to an unforgettable day tour.
The tour can start in Arosa, Lenzerheide, Tschiertschen or Davos and can also be realized as a multi-day tour. This tour requires good preparation (training / equipment etc.) and can only be undertaken when the snow, weather, and avalanche situation is favourable.
Rates 3-lane tour
Price: CHF 92.00
Persons with season tickets buy the necessary single rides directly on site.
Tickets can be purchased at the valley stations Davos Parsenn, Klosters Gotschna, Hörnli-Express Arosa or Bergbahnen Tschiertschen.
Snow sports schools and mountain guides
We recommend that you join professionally guided tours. The trained guides will lead you safely to your destination! You will learn with the necessary theory and a lot of practice how to avoid an avalanche situation and what to do in an emergency.
Ski schools and partners
Swiss Snowsportsschool Lenzerheide
P +41 81 385 10 70
info@skischulelenzerheide.ch
Avalanche courses Arosa
P +41 78 808 02 83
info@lawinenkursearosa.com
Mountain guides from the region
Bergsportschule Grischa GmbH
P +41 79 102 33 65
info@bergsportschulegrischa.ch
Go Vertical Guides
P +41 81 842 82 82
guides@govertical.ch
Grischunalpin – Mountain Guide Southeast Switzerland
P +41 81 534 05 59
info@grischunalpin.ch
Michael Illien – Certified ski and mountain guide IVBV
Your mountain guide for ski tours in and around Arosa Lenzerheide
P +41 79 636 66 81
michi@michaelillien.ch
Your local contact for your Mountain experiences
P +41 79 919 21 76
blum.nils@gmail.com
www.bergfuehrer-arosa.ch
Urs Baumgartner – Mountain Guide & Ski Instructor
P +41 79 510 79 76
mail@urs-baumgartner.ch
Courses and camps
To be safer off-piste, we recommend professional support from guides or learn how to handle equipment and snow conditions in avalanche courses or freeride camps.
Lessons and camps from our mountain guides
Lessons and camps of the ski school and our partners
Important tips for freeriding
Freeride checkpoints are located in the entire snow-sport region and inform about the current avalanche situation and risk. Recent weather, snow, and avalanche information can be retrieved by phone 187 or via SLF.
Please study the avalanche bulletins of the WSL Institute for Snow and Avalanche Research SLF before every freeride tour. These are updated and published twice a day (8.00 a.m. and 17.00 p.m.).
The area outside the marked and groomed slopes is considered a free snow sports terrain. It is neither marked nor secured against alpine dangers. Arosa Bergbahnen AG and Lenzerheide Bergbahnen AG disclaim any liability when leaving the marked and groomed slopes.
Rest. Protection. Fairness.
Nature is a habitat for many animal and plant species. The animals have adapted to the harsh conditions of winter over a long period of time. In this hard and dangerous time for them, they fight for survival every day. They have to find enough food and move very little. They must be able to use their energy reserves as sparingly as possible.
Rest - helps wild animals save valuable energy and is the most important asset in winter.
Protection - enable humans and wildlife to live together in nature.
Be fair to nature - respect the wildlife rest areas.
