The Parsenn is the high alpine ski plateau that forms the main skiing terrain above Klosters, shared with Davos and accessed from the village via the Gotschnagrat gondola and cable cars. It covers an enormous area above the treeline, with multiple interconnected runs and reliable snow conditions from December through April, and sometimes into May on the upper reaches.
The area is notable for its variety — wide open cruising runs on the upper plateau, steeper couloirs on the northern faces, and the long valley runs back down to Klosters and the satellite village of Wolfgang. The lift system connects seamlessly to the full Davos network, making the Davos–Klosters area one of the ten largest ski domains in the Alps. For those staying in the quieter atmosphere of Klosters, the Parsenn gives access to the full scale of the mountain without needing to base in Davos itself.