Our Ski and Snowboard instructors…
- offer private and group lessons
- courses for children group lessons are all up on Madrisa
- are well acquainted with the Klosters/Davos region both on – and off-piste
- are highly qualified and guarantee successful learning outcomes, whilst ensuring your safety
- live in Prättigau
- are looking forward to meeting you!
NEW!!
- Group snowboard lessons
- Madrisa Camo (Freestyle, freeride, race. Available now for skiers and snowboarders aged between 10 and 17 years.)
Coordinates
Recommendations nearby
On the Prättigauer Höhenweg TrailThe Prättigauer Höhenweg Trail leads from the Saaser Alp over a saddle, the Fürggli, at 2255 m, to St. Antönien.
Hike to the border between Rätikon and SilvrettaThe ascent of the scenic double summit at the border between Rätikon and Silvretta (variant) – ...
Hike for sure-footed mountain friends The hike leads through a peculiar limestone landscape: it resembles Karl May films that were shot in the ...
From Klosters, this (e-) bike circular route leads over pleasant ascents into the winter-active ski area Davos Klosters. Experience the Parsenn ...
Beautiful and challenging hike from Sardasca via Schlappin to Klosters Village, passing four picturesque mountain lakes.
Swiss Ski + Snowboard School Saas
7252 Klosters Dorf
0041 81 420 22 33 http://www.sss-saas.ch E-mail: contact@sss-saas.ch
Hike for sure-footed mountain friends The hike leads through a peculiar limestone landscape: it resembles Karl May films that were shot in the ...
From Klosters, this (e-) bike circular route leads over pleasant ascents into the winter-active ski area Davos Klosters. Experience the Parsenn ...
Hike to the border between Rätikon and SilvrettaThe ascent of the scenic double summit at the border between Rätikon and Silvretta (variant) – ...
Beautiful and challenging hike from Sardasca via Schlappin to Klosters Village, passing four picturesque mountain lakes.
On the Prättigauer Höhenweg TrailThe Prättigauer Höhenweg Trail leads from the Saaser Alp over a saddle, the Fürggli, at 2255 m, to St. Antönien.
Through quiet forests, along the rushing brook, over multi-used alpine pastures, past historically interesting buildings and along educational ...

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