Slopes of LAAX
Discover the most beautiful slopes of LAAX!
The winter sports area offers a total of 216 kilometers of slopes, divided into:
- 15km black slopes
- 76km red slopes
- 85km blue slopes
- 33km yellow descents (freeride routes)
- 7km Snowpark
Valley runs
La Siala - Flims
One of the most impressive valley runs in LAAX.
Start at the mountain station "La Siala" and take the red/blue slope No. 10, which leads past the world-famous UNESCO World Heritage Site Sardona to Segnes. The slope continues through forest sections to Flims. ¨
On this descent you conquer 1,710 meters of elevation.
Crap Masegn - Laax Murschetg
The valley run from Crap Masegn to Laax Murschetg first takes you on the red slope no. 45 on the Laax side to Alp Dado. Follow slope number 52, which will take you to Curnius. From there, slope 64 leads you directly to the valley.
On this valley run you conquer 1,377 meters of elevation.
Crap Sogn Gion - Falera
Cozy to Falera.
Take slope no. 52 on the Crap Sogn Gion and follow it to Curnius. Here, turn right and follow the new slope no. 53 to Falera.
On this valley run, you ride from 2,552 m above sea level to 1,220 m above sea level.
Impressive slopes
La Siala - Vorab
Slope no. 28 takes you from the mountain station "La Siala" to the valley station "Vorab".
On the way, you will see the Vorab Glacier ahead of you very early on. If you look to the right, you will see into the Glarus Valley - the neighboring canton of Graubünden.
Tip: Take the T-bar lift at Vorab. This will take you to the highest point of the LAAX winter sports area at 3,018 m above sea level.
Vorab Glacier - Lavadinas
The black slope No. 35 is one of the most beautiful slopes in LAAX. But be careful, the black slopes are not suitable for everyone.
First, you ride below the Bündern Vorabs to the saddle. Then it goes down to Lavadinas. On the wide slopes, you can carve really well.
Freeride Routes
Freeride: A feeling of freedom and lightness.
LAAX offers a deep snow dream off the slopes with 12 yellow-marked freeride routes.
Important for freeriding is the right equipment and basic knowledge. The Freeride Base on Nagens is the place to be for such topics. Over a good coffee, powder experiences can be shared and tips for off-piste descents in deep snow can be exchanged.