Arosa is a long-established resort lying at the end of one of the most spectacular rail lines in Europe. It is pretty in parts but very spread out and, because it attracts a large non-skiing clientele, rarely has queues or crowds.
| Ski Area | Arosa |
| Resorts | Arosa |
| Ski Region | Graubünden |
| Piste (km) | 70 |
| Top run (m) | 2653 |
| Bottom (m) | 1739 |
| Max Drop | 914 |
| Snow’n’Rail | Y |
| Black (km) | 5 |
| Red (km) | 20 |
| Blue (km) | 35 |
| Lifts (#/hr) | 21500 |
| My Rating | 5 |
| Alpine | 3 |
| SnowPark | 3 |
| Nordic | 3 |
| Hiking | 3 |
| Family | 5 |
| Apres Ski | 3 |
| Free Ride | Y |
| Snow making | Y |
| Fun park | |
| Snow park | |
| Half pipes | |
| Spa |
In Brief
