Private Beginner Ski Lessons

Learning goals – Beginners

• Get to know the equipment (skis, ski boots, poles, helmet)—including an explanation of the function of skis and ski boots, plus correct putting on & taking off
• Gliding, snowplough braking, and safe stopping
• First direction changes and easy turns on gentle terrain
• Using lifts according to progress: magic carpet/practice lift, drag/T-bar lift, and chairlift
• FIS slope rules and basic on-piste safety

What to expect from your ski beginner lesson in Davos Klosters

Initial consultation & area choice
We clarify goals, experience, and fitness, then suggest the most suitable area.

Equipment & rental
On request we arrange your ski rental (skis, boots, poles, and helmet) and advise on the ideal setup.

Flexible meeting points
Hotel pick-up, valley station (Parsenn, Jakobshorn, Gotschna, Rinerhorn, Madrisa, Selfranga) or on the mountain.

Kick-off & technique check
Brief intro, safety basics, first exercises—then straight onto the snow.

Individual coaching
Compact inputs, simple instructions, and focus on the essentials; content is developed in dialogue with you and continuously adapted to your needs.

Lunch arranged
We reserve suitable huts or panorama restaurants along the route.

Progress & wrap-up
Transfer what you learned to new terrain; short summary with clear practice tips for the next day.

Beginner-friendly areas in Davos Klosters

• Bolgen (Davos Platz): flat practice area for the very first meters
• Selfranga (Klosters): calm, clearly laid-out terrain—great for beginners
• Madrisa (Klosters): wide pistes and generous zones for your first turns

Your instructor selects the areas each day to match your progress, weather, and snow conditions.

Your benefits with Ride and Smile

• Multilingual private beginner lessons: German, English, Portuguese, Italian, French, Spanish, Russian, Dutch (subject to availability)
• Hotel pick-up & flexible meeting points
• Route choice by level, snow & weather
• Support with equipment & restaurant reservations
• Video feedback on request
• Small groups – ideal up to 4 people; we do not recommend more than 6

FAQ – Frequently asked questions

1. How fast will I learn to ski?
   Many guests ski blue runs independently after a short time. Your pace depends on fitness, balance, and conditions.
2. Do I need my own equipment?
   No. We can arrange rental equipment and help you choose the right setup.
3. Is a private lesson suitable for children?
   Yes. We structure the session so everyone benefits—even with mixed ability levels.
4. In which languages do you teach?
   Subject to availability: German, English, Portuguese, Italian, French, Spanish, Russian, and Dutch. Please indicate your preferred language in your request.
5. How many people can join?
   Ideal up to 4 people per instructor; we do not recommend more than 6.
6. Where do we meet?
   At your hotel, at the valley station (Parsenn, Jakobshorn, Gotschna, Rinerhorn, Madrisa, Selfranga), or on the mountain—as you prefer.
7. What happens in bad weather?
   We remain flexible and adapt terrain and content—see our Terms & Conditions for details.

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Ready for your first turns?
Request your private beginner ski lesson in Davos Klosters—we’ll get back to you promptly with suggestions for timing, meeting point, and equipment.