Arosa is an excellent family resort and a great destination for active sports enthusiasts. It is located in the heart of the canton of Graubünden, in the sheltered Schanfig Valley, with its own microclimate, clean air, and one of the highest numbers of sunny days per year in Switzerland.

Arosa Slopes
Arosa has 65 km of slopes, served by 16 lifts. The ski area is divided into three areas: Inner Arosa, Praschli, and Brugger. Most of the slopes are red, but the runs are not very challenging and have good snow cover. There are no black runs, but there are fantastic conditions for freeriding. Experienced skiers will not be bored here, and beginners have a great opportunity to perfect their technique. For those planning their first skiing or snowboarding experience, there are numerous schools with experienced instructors. Cross-country skiers can enjoy 26 km of slopes. The toboggan runs, fun park, halfpipe, and 60 km of hiking trails will keep guests entertained.

Arosa Attractions
Arosa boasts the world’s first 62-meter-high railway arch bridge. A beautiful church and local history museum, with sixteenth-century interiors, are located in the village center.

The Tschuggen Grand Hotel is home to the resort’s crown jewel, the “Mountain Oasis” spa complex. Its four floors feature indoor and outdoor pools with water at different temperatures, a variety of aqua massages and relaxation areas, separate and combined saunas and steam rooms, a meditation room, a fireplace, a solarium, a modern fitness center, 12 treatment rooms, a beauty salon, a spa restaurant, and a boutique.