Beginners are in luck; Davos is a newbie-friendly zone. The Jakobshorn area is tailor-made for those just starting out, equipped with a nursery zone and gentle draglifts. As beginners level up, they can explore easy-going blue runs on both Jakobshorn and Parsenn. Davos Platz slopes and Davos Dorf's Bunda ski area are also solid choices for beginner terrains.

Intermediate skiers have a smorgasbord of options. The Weissfluhjoch region is a highlight, featuring runs like the descent to Küblis that span over 2000 vertical meters. The convenience of hopping on a train back only adds to the day’s charm. However, be aware that Rinerhorn relies mostly on older draglifts for getting around.

If you're an expert, Davos will test your mettle. Pischa mountain is a freeride heaven, and routes behind Jakobshorn and Madrisa’s itinerary 12 and piste 9a offer that extra kick for thrill-seekers. When the powder is down, Davos transforms into a playground for seasoned skiers.

Snowboarders can shred to their heart's content, especially at Jakobshorn. But be warned, certain areas like Rinerhorn and the upper parts of Madrisa can be tricky for those not familiar with surface tows.

For off-piste enthusiasts, Davos is a treasure trove. Pischa mountain is your playground, offering untamed terrains for that authentic skiing thrill. But if you venture into ski routes behind Jakobshorn, be prepared to catch a bus back.

While Davos has plenty to offer families, the village's sprawling layout could make herding the clan a bit of a task. But hey, it compensates with cool stuff like child care facilities in Pischa and fun mini-parks in Rinerhorn. If you've got little shredders in your squad, they'll be stoked on the Jatz terrain park and one of Europe's largest Superpipes in Jakobshorn. Plus, the Sunstar Familienhotel in the heart of Davos Platz offers family-friendly amenities, from connecting rooms to an indoor pool.

The après-ski vibe in Davos Klosters is as diverse as its slopes. You've got everything from high-energy bars like The Postli Club and Tonic Piano Bar to more laid-back settings. If you're not the party type, you're still in luck; the nightlife is fairly low-key, making it ideal for families. For the nocturnal among you, Cabanna Club has some of the best dance parties in town.

While Davos has plenty to offer families, the village's sprawling layout could make herding the clan a bit of a task. But hey, it compensates with cool stuff like child care facilities in Pischa and fun mini-parks in Rinerhorn. If you've got little shredders in your squad, they'll be stoked on the Jatz terrain park and one of Europe's largest Superpipes in Jakobshorn. Plus, the Sunstar Familienhotel in the heart of Davos Platz offers family-friendly amenities, from connecting rooms to an indoor pool.