Ski Guides Arosa

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Resort Information
The Ski Resort
The Ski Slopes
Apres Ski

Resort information for Arosa

Useful Resort Contacts

ABC Ski School:	0041 813 565660
Tourist Information:	0041 813 787020
Waldhotel (4 star):	0041 813 785555
Sporthotel Valsana (4 star):	0041 813 786363
Medical Dr Meyer:	0041 813 772728
Taxi Koller:	0041 813 773535

Useful Resort Information

Weather and Snow report for Arosa

Arosa webcams for snow conditions

Download Arosa piste map

www.arosa.ch

Piste Rating for Arosa

Beginners
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Transfer Times

Zurich 3 hours

The Ski Resort

Arosa is high and remote and in a sheltered basin at the head of a beautiful wooded valley, in sharp contrast to the open slopes above it. Its slopes are spread widely over two main sectors and are situated in a wide, open bowl, facing north-east to south-east, with all the runs returning eventually to the village at the bottom.

The Ski Slopes

All the slopes are above the tree line, except those just above Obersee. The slopes are quite high, but the Weisshorn sector gets a lot of sun; the shadier Hornli slopes hold their snow well. Arosa does not suffer from serious queues even in half-term.

Apres Ski

There's a reasonable choice of mountain restaurants, several equipped with seriously indulgent sunbeds on which you can lunch while sunbathing. The main resort development is a pretty spot, centred as you might guess on a frozen lake, but spoilt by the surrounding block-like buildings. Arosa is quiet; its relaxed ambience attracts an unpretentiously well-heeled clientele of families and older people. Very few of them are British. Shopping is limited. Most restaurants are hotel-based, some with a very high reputation. Apres-ski is quite lively.

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