Arosa Lenzerheide Ski Map Download 👇
Arosa Lenzerheide Piste Map and Overview
One of Switzerland’s premier ski areas, Arosa Lenzerheide combines two classic Alpine resorts into a massive, interconnected winter playground that’s perfect for skiers and snowboarders of all levels. With 225 km / 140 miles of groomed slopes weaving between Arosa and Lenzerheide, the terrain ranges from long scenic cruisers to exhilarating steeps framed by dramatic mountain scenery. Modern lifts, panoramic restaurants, and varied off-piste options add to the experience, making every day on the mountain feel special.
Beginners and families will love the wide, gentle blues and beginner zones that make learning easy and fun, while intermediates get a wealth of long red runs that traverse the vast area. More advanced riders also have plenty to explore — including some challenging black pistes and iconic sections like the World Cup-style Silvano Beltrametti run — ensuring there’s “something for everyone” in this expansive Swiss domain.
Total ski area: 225 km / 140 miles
Base elevation: 1,229 m / 4,035 ft
Peak elevation: 2,865 m / 9,400 ft
Difficulty:
🟦 49% Easy
🟥 39% Intermediate
⬛ 12% Advanced
Ski Season Length and Dates:
Typically late November to mid-April, thanks to high-altitude terrain and snow-sure conditions across the area.
Is it good for beginners?
Arosa Lenzerheide is excellent for beginners. Nearly half of the slopes are easy or gentler blue runs, and there are numerous dedicated learning areas and ski schools to help newcomers gain confidence and progress at their own pace.
What’s included in the Ski Pass?
- Access to all 225 km of slopes and 43 lifts across both Arosa and Lenzerheide
- Blue, red, and black runs throughout the interconnected domain
- Snowparks and freestyle areas
- Beginner and practice zones
- Transport options between villages and sectors (lift + shuttle links)
Pass options
- The standard pass covers the entire Arosa Lenzerheide ski area — all slopes and lifts in both sides.
- Because the area is fully integrated, there aren’t distinct cheaper passes for only Arosa or only Lenzerheide — the full pass gives you access to everything.