Laax is a premier ski resort in the Graubünden canton of eastern Switzerland, known for its extensive terrain and modern infrastructure. The resort connects three main villages – Laax, Flims, and Falera – and offers over 224 kilometers of slopes spanning between 1,100 and 3,018 meters in altitude.

The resort is particularly renowned for its freestyle facilities, featuring multiple snow parks and Europe’s largest halfpipe, making it a popular destination for snowboarders and freestyle skiers. In fact, it regularly hosts major international competitions and has helped develop many professional athletes.

For traditional skiers, Laax offers a diverse range of runs for all ability levels, from gentle beginner slopes to challenging black runs. The resort is known for its reliable snow conditions thanks to its high altitude and modern snowmaking systems. The Vorab Glacier provides opportunities for year-round skiing on certain runs.

The resort combines traditional Swiss alpine charm with modern amenities, including contemporary lift systems and distinctive cube-shaped architecture at some of its mountain stations. Several mountain restaurants offer both traditional Swiss cuisine and contemporary dining options, with spectacular views of the surrounding Alps.