
LAAX
Resort Overview
LAAX stands as one of Switzerland's most progressive winter destinations, blending incredible terrain with innovative spirit. The resort spans 224 kilometers of runs between 2,100 and 3,018 meters, across the peaks of Crap Sogn Gion, Vorab Glacier, and Crap Masegn. Renowned for having Switzerland's largest halfpipe and four snow parks, LAAX combines exceptional freeride zones and perfectly groomed slopes with world-class freestyle facilities that attract riders from across the globe.
Trails & Terrain
Trails
Total Runs
55
Total Area
214km
133 miles
Location & Getting There
Set in Switzerland's Graubünden region, LAAX encompasses three distinct base areas - LAAX, Flims, and Falera - each offering its own character and charm. Just 90 minutes from Zürich, the resort combines easy access with spectacular mountain scenery. The main resort hub features striking modern architecture that harmonizes with the Alpine environment, while the surrounding villages maintain their traditional Swiss character. This balance of contemporary design and mountain heritage creates a unique atmosphere that sets LAAX apart from conventional Alpine resorts.
LAAX
, switzerland
Season Info
The winter season typically runs from late October through mid-April, with the Vorab Glacier ensuring reliable early-season conditions. Advanced snowmaking technology covers 40% of the ski area, complementing natural snowfall across all elevations. December through February offers classic winter conditions, while spring brings perfect park sessions and sun-drenched terrace days. The glacier area maintains good coverage well into the spring, particularly on the north-facing slopes.
Current Season
2024 - 2025
Opening Day
11/18/2024
Closing Day
4/12/2025
Days Open
146
Annual Snowfall
Metric
8m
800cm
Imperial
26.2ft
315in
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