You can find snow cover in Arosa during the peak tourist season, which typically runs from early December to mid-April. During this period, Arosa's ski slopes attract numerous enthusiasts eager to test their skiing and snowboarding skills.
Compared to some other ski resorts, the ski area in Arosa is not as expansive, but it is concentrated between the Chirpen, Weisshorn, and Bruggerhorn mountains, each of which exceeds an altitude of 2400 meters.
The ski slopes in Arosa have a total length of 70 km, with 55 slopes in total. The longest slope stretches for 6 km, and the resort boasts an impressive elevation difference of 903 meters.
Just like ski resorts around the world, Arosa's ski slopes are categorized by color to indicate different levels of difficulty. There are 45% of easy blue runs, an equal number of medium-difficulty red runs, and the most challenging black runs make up only 10% of the total.
