Jakobshorn

Jakobshorn
The Jakobshorn in Davos is a versatile ski area and the event and fun mountain of the Davos Klosters Mountains. It offers 55 kilometres of slopes from blue to black, the JatzPark freestyle park, secured freeride routes into the Sertig and Dischma side valleys, and the Avalanche Training Center. Numerous sun terraces, restaurants and après-ski venues complete the offer.

Families and Kids

At the Bolgen area at the foot of the Jakobshorn, children can take their first turns on practice slopes with a magic carpet, and the ski school is right on site. The Kids Slope 'Home of Winter' at the Carjöler chairlift lets young skiers help the snow dragon Flurin find his friends through bumps, slalom gates and friendly animals.

Food and drinks

The Jakobshorn has numerous sun terraces and mountain restaurants, including the Jatzhütte, Châlet Güggel, Fuxägufer, Clavadeler Alp and the Panoramarestaurant Sun Peak at the summit. In the valley, the Bolgen Plaza and Chalet Bello are popular spots for après-ski and dining.
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Status

Information

  • Easy slopes: 22 km
  • Intermediate slopes: 6 km
  • Advanced slopes: 2.4 km
    • Number of snowparks: 1
    • Ski school: Yes
    • Entrance fee: 87 CHF
    • Free entrance: No
    • Price range: $$$
    • Children activities: Children ski lessons, Snow play area

Opening hours

The Jakobshorn operates continuously from 4 December 2026 to 11 April 2027, with weekend operation on 27–29 November 2026.

Admission fees

Day passes for the Jakobshorn are sold together with Parsenn, and multi-day tickets from three days are automatically issued as a regional pass valid across all Davos Klosters Mountains areas. Children up to their 6th birthday ride free when accompanied by an adult or ski instructor (valley and practice lifts excluded), and seniors receive a 10 percent discount on regional passes.
87 CHF
Adult admission
61 CHF
Youths aged 13 to 17 (day pass Parsenn & Jakobshorn).
35 CHF
Children aged 6 to 12 (day pass Parsenn & Jakobshorn).

Contact

Webpage
davosklostersmountains.ch
Email
mountains@davosklosters.ch
Address
Brämabüelstrasse 11, 7270 Davos Platz

Access

Nearby stops

  • Davos Platz (Jakobshorn)0 meters walking distance
  • Jakobshorn0 meters walking distance
  • Ischalp (Talst. Jakobshorn)0 meters walking distance
  • Davos Platz, Tanzbühl550 meters walking distance
  • Davos Platz, Auf dem Hof1050 meters walking distance

Travel duration

From
Travel time
Chur
1h 34m
Zürich HB
2h 33m
St. Gallen
2h 46m
Zug
3h 10m
Olten
3h 12m

FAQ

  • Is there a beginner area at the foot of the Jakobshorn?
    Yes, the Bolgen area in Davos Platz at the foot of the Jakobshorn has a magic carpet, a chairlift, practice slopes and the ski school on site, making it ideal for beginners and families.
  • What is the Avalanche Training Center on the Jakobshorn?
    Behind the Châlet Güggel restaurant there is an Avalanche Training Center (ATC) where visitors can practise using an avalanche transceiver, probe and shovel on a simulated avalanche cone in realistic terrain. Visiting is free of charge, but you must bring your own transceiver and probe.
  • What does the JatzPark freestyle park offer?
    The JatzPark below the Jatzhütte has four lines of varying difficulty with kickers, rails and boxes, from a beginner line to the big kicker 'Big Berta' for pros. It is groomed daily and, thanks to its location at around 2,500 metres, is snow-sure from early December to mid-April.
  • Can I ski from the Jakobshorn summit all the way down to the valley?
    Yes, the 'Davos Vertical' valley run (slope no. 42) leads from the summit down to the Bolgen area, covering around 1,000 metres of vertical descent. It is aimed at experienced skiers and snowboarders.
  • Where do the secured freeride routes on the Jakobshorn lead?
    When open, the yellow-marked freeride routes lead from the summit into the picturesque side valleys of Sertig (route no. 13, Mühli) and Dischma (route no. 14, Teufi). From the side valleys you can return to Davos by bus.
  • What is the Kids Slope 'Home of Winter' at the Bolgen?
    At the Carjöler chairlift, families and young guests can help the blue snow dragon Flurin find his friends on a themed slope with bumps, slalom gates and friendly animals, ending with a souvenir photo with Flurin.

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