LAAX

LAAX
LAAX is a ski resort in the Swiss canton of Graubünden, part of the Flims Laax Falera destination, with slopes and lifts around Crap Sogn Gion, Crap Masegn, La Siala and the Vorab Glacier. It is known as a freestyle destination, with five snowparks, over 90 obstacles, the world's largest halfpipe and an Olympic-sized Pro Kicker Line. The resort also offers marked freeride routes secured by avalanche blasting and the Senda dil Dragun treetop path connecting Laax Murschetg and Laax Dorf.

Food and drinks

LAAX lists numerous restaurants, mountain huts, bars and cafés across the destination, including Caffé NoName at the centre of Snowpark LAAX, Riders Restaurant and Riders Lobby, Tegia Curnius, Tegia Larnags, Tegia Naraus, Segneshütte, Berghaus Nagens, Berghaus Foppa, Ustria Startgels, Ustria La Cauma, Ustria Lags and the Vorab Gletscher restaurant.
130.0 km34

Status

Information

  • Easy slopes: 60 km
  • Intermediate slopes: 45 km
  • Advanced slopes: 12 km
    • Number of snowparks: 5
    • Free entrance: No

Opening hours

Opening hours unknown.

Admission fees

Contact

Webpage
laax.com
Email
medien@laax.com
Address
Via Murschetg 17, 7032 Laax

Access

Nearby stops

  • Flims Dorf (Talstation Foppa)0 meters walking distance
  • Segnes0 meters walking distance
  • Startgels0 meters walking distance
  • Cassons0 meters walking distance
  • Laax Murschetg (Talstation)0 meters walking distance

Travel duration

From
Travel time
Chur
34m
Zürich HB
1h 50m
St. Gallen
2h 3m
Zug
2h 27m
Olten
2h 29m

FAQ

  • Is LAAX suitable for freestyle riders and snowboarders?
    Yes. LAAX is a freestyle destination with five snowparks and over 90 obstacles, including the world's largest halfpipe, an Olympic-sized Pro Kicker Line and a minipipe for first jumps. It has been voted 'World's Best Freestyle Resort' nine times in a row.
  • Are there freeride routes at LAAX for less experienced riders?
    Yes. LAAX offers yellow marked freeride routes that are secured by avalanche blasting, which allows even less experienced freeriders to ride in deep snow. The right equipment and basic knowledge are important when freeriding.
  • Where do the freestyle community and riders meet at LAAX?
    The community meets at Caffé NoName, which is described as the heart of Snowpark LAAX and an ideal meeting point in the centre of the snowpark.
  • Is the Senda dil Dragun treetop path accessible for wheelchair users?
    Yes. The 1.56 kilometre Senda dil Dragun treetop path, the longest in the world, connects Laax Murschetg and Laax Dorf and can be accessed by wheelchair; there is an elevator at both access points that takes visitors up to the height of the treetops.
  • Which mountain railways at LAAX can be used barrier-free?
    With the FlemXpress in Flims and the Laax - Crap Sogn Gion aerial cableway, the mountain can be reached barrier-free in both winter and summer. In Laax Murschetg, lifts in Haus G take visitors to the rocksresort and the valley station, and an elevator leads to the entrance of the aerial cableway.

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