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Postado Originalmente por SNW
Qual das montanhas é melhor em Davos?
Tem alguma dica de apart que seja no pé da montanha?
Valeu.
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Davos is a skiers town with 59 lifts. The top lift is at 2844 meters (2 mountain trains, 12 cable cars, 11 chair lifts, 26 T-bars and 4 children[aspas_simples]s Pomas) on 6 mountains (2 west facing, 2 south facing, 2 skiable on all faces, it being possible to stay in the sun all day). There are 12 marked alpine walking trails at Davos, 1 avalanche training center, 4 fun parks, 4 sled runs, 30 on-piste restaurants, 1 natural ice skating rink (free and free ice skates supplied), 2 commercial ice rinks (1 inside 1 outside), 2 train stations: Dorf and Platz Dorf being 100 meters from Parsenn - biggest pisted skiable vertical drop at 1900m. The biggest off-piste vertical drop at Davos is 2200m. The longest marked piste is 15 km, longest off-piste: 24km. There are 13 marked but unprepared and uncontrolled off-piste runs, 140 off-piste tours of various difficulties from advanced to expert. The most advanced skiing is off-piste with a few day tours without walking and unlimited non-walking powder skiing between pistes and resorts; a guide is essential. Davos/Klosters has 3 in-town beginner areas and several in-tree runs which are open in the worst weather making it skiable every day of the season. The trail/piste maps are too big to be displayed with only the main ski area of Parsenn/Gotchna listed. Night skiing is available every Friday evening on Parsenn from 7pm until 10pm