Snowboarding in Davos, Switzerland

Historical Conditions Overview

70
Avg Epic Score

39.5°F

Avg Temperature

4.8 mph

Avg Wind Speed

4.1"

Avg Snowfall

Feb

Best Month

90

Jan

91

Feb

91

Mar

73

Apr

70

May

63

Jun

7

Jul

63

Aug

63

Sep

64

Oct

73

Nov

91

Dec

↑ Best months: February, March, December

About This Destination

Snowboarding in Davos

Davos sits at 5,275 feet in the Swiss Alps and has hosted winter sports enthusiasts for over a century. The resort spans multiple peaks across the Parsenn and Jakobshorn areas, offering varied terrain that draws riders from intermediate to advanced levels. Historical weather data shows December through March provides the most consistent conditions, with February and March offering the best combination of snow depth and stable weather patterns.

Pro Tips

Insider Knowledge for Davos

1

Visit in February or March when wind speeds average 4.4 mph—lower winds mean better visibility and fewer days with closed upper terrain compared to December through January
2

Bring layering options for the peak season average of 27°F; temperature swings between sunny south-facing runs and shaded areas can be significant at this elevation
3

The Parsenn area requires early morning access via the historic cogwheel railway from town; start runs early before midday snow softening occurs on lower elevation slopes
4

Ten years of data show March mornings typically have the most stable snow conditions; afternoon slush is common, so prioritize descents between 9 AM and 1 PM
5

Rent equipment locally rather than bringing your own; the varied terrain mix means having options for both groomed runs and off-piste patches is valuable, and local shops understand terrain-specific tuning

Experience Level Guide

Who Should Visit?

🌱

Beginner

NOT RECOMMENDED

Davos offers designated learning areas and groomed blue runs, but beginners should note that most accessible terrain clusters around the mid-mountain stations rather than valley-level slopes

⭐

Intermediate

Intermediate riders find well-maintained red runs across both Parsenn and Jakobshorn peaks with consistent pitch. The variety allows skill progression without overwhelming terrain choices

🔥

Advanced

Advanced boarders access steeper couloirs, off-piste descents, and varied snow conditions across the extended terrain. The resort's size supports full days of exploration without repeating routes

💎

Expert

NOT RECOMMENDED

Expert riders pursue specific snow conditions, backcountry transitions, and technical terrain that varies seasonally; local guides provide access to terrain outside the marked resort boundaries

Month-by-Month Breakdown

Best Time to Visit

Month	Epic Score	Avg Temp	Avg Wind	Snowfall	Rating
January	90	23.4°F	4.1 mph	5.83"	🔥
February ★ Best	91	27.0°F	4.4 mph	9.98"	🔥
March	91	28.0°F	4.6 mph	6.03"	🔥
April	73	35.5°F	5.1 mph	4.72"	✅
May	70	40.0°F	5.2 mph	5.05"	✅
June	63	50.8°F	5.2 mph	0.41"	✅
July	7	56.1°F	5.5 mph	0.0"	❌
August	63	56.6°F	5.4 mph	0.28"	✅
September	63	51.8°F	4.8 mph	1.18"	✅
October	64	43.2°F	4.7 mph	2.84"	✅
November	73	36.3°F	4.5 mph	6.83"	✅
December	91	25.6°F	3.8 mph	6.42"	🔥

Based on 10-year historical averages. Scores calculated for intermediate level.

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