Pischa Ski Resort

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Pischa ski area, Davos Klosters, Switzerland
Pischa ski area, Davos Klosters, Switzerland

Pischa Ski Resort

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Interlinked Ski Resorts

Davos Klosters
Jakobshorn
Madrisa
Pischa
Rinerhorn

Pischa Maps & Stats

    Pischa Ski Trail Map
  • Pischa Ski Trail Map
  • Vertical (m)
    1,800m – 2,483m (683m)
  • Average Snow Fall
    8m+
  • Lifts (1)
    1 Cable car

    Davos Klosters - 54 lifts
  • Opening Dates & Times
    Christmas to end March*
    8:45am to 4:15pm
    *Closed during the WEF (World Economic Forum)
  • Terrain Summary
    Runs - 30km (all ski routes)
    Longest run - 3km
    Advanced - 100%
    Intermediate - 0%
    Beginner - 0%

    Davos Klosters - 300km+
  • Ski Lift Pass Price
    Day Ticket 26/27
    Pischa only
    Adult (18yr+): CHF54
    Teen (13-17yr): CHF38
    Child (6-12yr): CHF22
    Child (u/6yr): Free

    Davos Klosters Mountains Regional Ski Pass
    Valid for all 5 ski areas (incl. Pischa, Rinerhorn, Parsenn, Jakobshorn & Madrisa)
    Adult (18yr+): CHF94
    Teen (13-17yr): CHF66
    Child (6-12yr): CHF38
    Infant (u/6yr): Free
    Davos Klosters (Parsenn & Madrisa) Ski Trail Map
  • Davos Klosters Southside (Parsenn-Gotschna-Madrisa) Ski Trail Map
     Davos Klosters (Jakobshorn, Pischa, Rinerhorn) Ski Trail Map
  • Davos Klosters Northside (Jakobshorn-Rinerhorn-Pischa) Ski Trail Map

Pischa Ski Area Switzerland

Pischa is a small freeride-centric ski area and part of the broader Davos Klosters Ski Region. Connected to Davos by the Pischabus, Pischa has just one cable car, a 100-person capable vintage classic from 1967, serving its 683m of sunny, southwest aspect vertical. With no groomed pistes but about 30km of routes, Pischa is a freeriders wet dream on a powder day with top to bottom runs the 'meal of the day'.

As befits a freeride centric ski area, facilities at Pischa are basic. At the bottom is a car park and lift base. At the top station is the Bergrestaurant Pischa and on the main descent route down on the 2,00m contour is the highly rated Mäderbeiz Pischa restaurant.

The terrain on Pischa rises up to 2,483m altitude. The lower slopes up to around 2,100m altitude are forested and classically semi-rural in nature, before it opens up into wide open alpine zone above. Descents of over 3km are possible but its west to southwest aspect terrain can get roasted by the late day sun.

Before we get there to finally ski it for ourselves, check out the Pischa Ski Trail Map below.

Pischa Ski Trail Map
Pischa Ski Trail Map

Lift Pass

Pischa has two main ski lift passes. One is the all-inclusive 'Davos Klosters Mountains Regional Ski Pass' which is valid in Pischa. The other is an affordable standalone day pass valid only in Pischa.

there is talk of Pischa being in its last season IF there aren't enough people using the cable car during the winter season. PLEASE BUY A LIFT PASS FOR PISCHA AND SKI HERE!! We don't want to lose it!

Reviews & More Info

For all other info about where to stay, how to get to the region etc, refer to the Davos Klosters page.

The Powderhounds will ski Pischa in the coming season. More information about this European ski resort will come after our visit. Stay tuned for our sparkling repartee, new photos & insights.

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