Access is by cable car from the centre or by by shuttle bus to the foot of the slopes at Inner Arosa. the upper area of the resort. The free, very efficient shuttle service links all parts of Arosa and Inner Arosa an there's also parking at Inner Arosa, if you have a car and want to park by the slopes.

Hörnli and Weisshorn are the two linked ski, with a top altitude of 2650 metres, and their wide slopes are a paradise for beginners, intermediates and improvers seeking a confidence boost.

There are few black runs, so Arosa is not an obvious choice for experts, but, with a guide, there are some excellent off-piste runs to Lenzerheide to be explored and there are 40km of ungroomed freeride runs on the slopes of Arosa.

For boarders there's a Fun Park with half-pipes and jumps - and Arosa is a very god good choice for learning to board.  

The 25km of cross-country trails, laid out in the woods and over the open slops are some of the most scenic in the Alps - and there's an extensive network of marked footpaths for beutiful winter walks.

Restaurants on the slopes are good and there are some fun ice bars with music.

Arosa has many winter activities in addition to skiing & boarding - and when the lifts close, it has a lively nightlife.

The Seehof Lounge and Eden Bar are two very stylish bars, with DJ's or live music.
Bar Los Arosa is a lively cafe-bar, which is more pub style and often has a DJ The Casino, in addition gaming, has a night club and a good dance bar with DJ.
The Carmenna Piano bar is relaxing and Old India is a smart cafe-bar with music and a good range of cocktails and wines.

The Carmenna Disco & Nuts are informal and fun late night clubs for partying until the early hours. The Kitchen Clubs is atracts the more fashion-conscious.

Ballooning, paragliding, sledging, indoor and outdoor skating and curling, sleigh rides and snowshoe tours are some of the other activities on offer - and many hotels have excellent spas to relax in after skiing.