Ski holidays Arosa Lenzerheide
The Arosa Lenzerheide ski area is a fantastically charming sun-drenched ski area in the canton of Graubuenden in Switzerland. One of Switzerland’s best ski resorts with a lift connection that takes you from Urdenfürggli via the Urdenbahn (gondola) to Lenzerheide ski resort. An area where you can take the train directly from the city of Chur and enjoy the breathtaking views it has to offer. Once there, the ski lifts are right in front of the Arosa Lenzerheide train station, giving you instant access to the ski resort and the great slopes.
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Arosa Lenzerheide in Switzerland
In the canton of Grisons, located in southeastern Switzerland, the ski resort is just two train rides from the international airport in Zurich. This makes the local train the most scenic and recommended mode of travel to get to the destination. The train has large windows and comfortable seats that give you unforgettable views from both sides, making you fall even more in love with the ski area.
When traveling to Chur from Zurin main train station, you can easily reach Chur in under 1 ¼ hours. By road, Arosa is about 45 minutes (29 km) from Chur and about 2 ¼ hours (155 km) from Zurich Airport. It may sound like a simple drive, but taking the train is much easier and allows you to relax and enjoy your stay in Switzerland. Gasoline isn’t exactly cheap either.
Where to stay in Arosa Lenzerheide
Arosa Lenzerheide Ski Resort offers high-end accommodation, but they have a limited number of ski-in and ski-out options. When looking for more accommodation in Arosa Lenzerheide, you can also find a number of places to stay around the shores of the frozen Obersee lake. The best thing about the accommodation options is that they are all centrally located to the train station.
Read more about: Best hotels in Arosa
But if you’re looking for something like 5-star hotels – you’ll find them further up the Innerarosa valley and some near the Hornli valley station. There are several ski-in and ski-out hotels near Pratschli, but they are not in the central part of town.
Taking a direct train from Chur to Arosa Lenzerheide also gives you easy access to endless accommodation options in various towns along the route. These include, but are not limited to, the picturesque villages of Langwies, Litzurueti and St Peter – which have traditional pensions and hotels that offer the Swiss Alpine experience.
They offer you a comfortable and pleasant stay if Arosa Lenzerheide or other accommodation is fully booked. This way you can stay in comfortable and pleasant surroundings while being a single train ride from the ski resort.
When it comes to the best accommodation options, you can never go wrong with Chur. The small town offers the best accommodation away from the ski resort and has an old town charm and great nightlife.
If, on the other hand, you want something closer and scenic, then the lovely Lenzerheide, connected by a lift to Arosa, is a convenient choice. It’s perfectly positioned to keep the sun shining all day and you can easily find accommodation in and around the town.
Ski rental and ski school booking
Those visiting the area and not bringing their own skis can easily find ski rental in Arosa town, located right next to the chairlift base on the other side of the station. Here you’ll find all the supplies you’ll need during your visit to Arosa Lenzerheide Ski Resort. Of course, this also applies if you need new ski equipment.
For those who are new to skiing, you’ll find a range of ski instructors, guides and ski schools in Arosa Lenzerheide. You can choose one based on the experience you’re looking for and what’s most convenient for you. Those who are only there for a short trip or who need something more exclusive can book a private lesson with an individual, although this costs a little more than a group. Ski lessons can be arranged online or through the ski resort.
Number of slopes in Arosa Lenzerheide

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Restaurants, bars and mountain venues
One of the best things about Arosa Lenzerheide Ski Resort is that the sun shines many days during the ski season, making the mountain restaurants a wonderful choice. Effortlessly positioned across the ski area are the Arosa Lenzerheide mountain huts, offering visitors spectacular food, drinks and an experience inspired by Italian and Austrian culture. To help you get started, we’ve listed a few suggestions that you might enjoy.
- Breakfast – When you want to enjoy the first meal of the day, we suggest a seat at the top of the resort at Weisshorngifel. A charming little place that features a classical music ensemble that plays every Sunday morning.
- Morning coffee – For those who take their morning coffee seriously, we suggest SIT-Hutte on Tschuggen. A modern cafe that offers a good cup of coffee with a piece of cake.
- By midday, you’ll be ready to relax with a cup of hot chocolate on the loungers at Hornli-Hutte combined with a freshly prepared meal that compliments the atmosphere and your appetite.
- Snacks – In the afternoon, head over to Carmennahutte – a great place to hang out and enjoy a few light bites and a few drinks before dinner.
- Dinner – The ideal way to end the day is to head over to Tschuggenhutte and enjoy the beautiful surroundings while enjoying a nice meal and conversation.
Additional activities to enjoy when in Arosa Lenzerheide
The charm of Arosa Lenzerheide is that you don’t have to be a snowboarder or skier to enjoy the resort. The resort itself and the surrounding areas offer a variety of activities that you can try out while you’re in the area.
For starters, there are a number of winter hiking trails that lead to different parts of the ski resort, get a pair of snowshoes for these walks. Here you’ll get a beautiful view while taking a walk with yourself or others. That said, there are a few hiking trails that will take you to the two highest points in the area – or you can take a lift and a gondola ride to get to the highest point. Here you’ll find a large number of bars, restaurants and other interesting nature experiences for you to enjoy.
Secondly, the three toboggan runs, horse-drawn carriage rides, two snowshoe trails and ice skating are some of the other options you can enjoy when in Arosa Lenzerheide. These activities aren’t as “wild” as snowboarding or skiing, but they’re ideal to keep you going – especially for older people who want to experience the beautiful area. Especially when you find a cozy mountain restaurant with an outdoor terrace where the sun beats down.
On the other hand, for those who love skiing, there is a ski safari route that takes you to a small village and a less visited ski resort.
Snowboarding and ski area in Arosa Lenzerheide
Located in beautiful Switzerland, the ski resort of Arosa Lenzerheide offers 2653m of altitude, perfect for intermediate snowboarders and skiers. That said, the terrain offers a number of beginner-friendly lifts and slopes to help new skiers get started.
That said, there is a special area for advanced skiers to enjoy steep on- and off-piste starting from the top of Weisshorn and Bruegger’s Horn. However, it would be ideal for advanced boarders and skiers to head to Arosa Lenzerheide to enjoy some real action.
When you head to the ski resort, you’ll find that it’s a modern setup with a matching fast lifts to keep you moving. It brings your overall experience to a pause at the end of each day. That said, what has really revolutionized the resort is the connection of the gondola that gets you from from Arosa and to Lenzerheide. The ski area offers skiers the best of both worlds.
Arosa Lenzerheide ski area is said to be a family-friendly ski area that offers something for the whole family. However, the ski area offers limited expert and advanced terrain that is balanced with a classic Swiss skiing experience that is ideal for experienced and beginners. With that said, however, the off-piste should be experienced.
Of course, when the weather is bad, the slopes may be closed or visibility may be poor, making skiing difficult for new skiers. Should this happen, you can enjoy a great restaurant with delicious meals and drinks to enhance your overall experience. Arosa Lenzerheide is a wonderful ski area that can be visited by anyone who loves ski holidays and wants to try something different from France, Italy or Austria.
Prices in Arosa Lenzerheide

Pris på Liftkort
6 day lift passes cost from 1700 DKK for an adult.
Prices may vary depending on which day of the week you book as the first day.
You can buy the lift pass on this page, Arosa lift pass.

Pris på skileje
Ski rental for an adult for 6 days costs around 800 DKK.
Snowboard rental for an adult for 6 days costs around 800 DKK.
There can be a lot of money to save, in fact up to 65% by booking well in advance and online. You can rent ski equipment in Arosa, via Alpy.

En god Restaurant
There are several good restaurants in the Arosa area including Grischuna, Bullrian, Grottino and at the very top of the mountain is Weisshorngipfel, a 360 degree panoramic restaurant. However, some of them are quite pricey.
FAQ - Questions for Arosa Lenzerheide
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How long is the ski season in Arosa Lenzerheide?
The first slopes and lifts open during November and the season ends in mid-April.
Is Arosa Lenzerheide a good ski area for beginners?
In my experience, you need to have skied for 1-2 weeks. To have fun in Arosa. Lenzerheide, which is the other side of the mountain, has some easier slopes and therefore I would stay there if you are new or bring new people who have not skied before.







