Graubünden · 1,775m
Ski lessons in Arosa
Compact, sunny resort linked to Lenzerheide since 2014 for 225 km of mostly easy runs.
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Schools & instructors in Arosa
Swiss Ski & Snowboard School Arosa
Arosa's official Swiss ski and snowboard school, based in Innerarosa with around 200 instructors. It teaches all ages from four up across skiing, snowboarding, freeriding, telemark and cross-country, with group and private lessons and off-piste guiding.
ABC Snowsports School Arosa
An independent Arosa school with around 40 certified instructors, running private and group lessons for children and adults in skiing, snowboarding, telemark, cross-country, snowshoeing and snow biking, with small children's groups and ski weeks.
ACT-Sports
A snow sports school operating across Arosa Lenzerheide and Davos Klosters, focused on private lessons for individuals and small groups of two to four, teaching ski and snowboard with modern methods.
About ski lessons in Arosa
Arosa works well for families and for people coming back to skiing after a break. The slopes start right at the village, the resort is small enough not to feel overwhelming, and most of the runs are blue or red. Since 2014 a cable car has linked it to Lenzerheide, which together give 225 km of pistes if you want more range. The setting is calm and sunny, with less of the rush you get at the bigger names. Local schools run private and kids lessons through the season.
Ski lessons in Arosa: good to know
Is Arosa a good place to learn to ski?+
Yes, it is one of the easier resorts in Graubünden to learn in. The slopes start right at the village, the area is compact and calm, and most runs are blue or red, which suits beginners and families.
Is Arosa connected to Lenzerheide?+
Yes, since 2014 a cable car over the Urdenfürggli links Arosa and Lenzerheide into one area of 225 km on a single pass. You can take a lesson that crosses between the two if you want more terrain.
Where do children learn in Arosa?+
There are dedicated children's areas and a ski kindergarten near the village base, with group classes split by age and ability. The gentle, open slopes make it comfortable for nervous young skiers.
How do I get to Arosa?+
The narrow-gauge railway from Chur climbs to Arosa in about an hour on a scenic line, so you can arrive without a car. In the village, free buses and the lifts connect the slopes.
Is Arosa sunny?+
Arosa sits in a high, open bowl at 1,775 m and gets a lot of sun, which makes for pleasant lesson conditions. It can still be cold early in the day given the altitude.