Avers Overview

Avers

Projected Opening
Dec 18
Projected Closing
Apr 11
Lifts
3
Trails
8
Base
1,988m
Summit
2,539m
Vertical Drop
551m
Average Snowfall
165cm
Snowfall
165cm
Annual Snowfall
  • Dec41cm
  • Jan61cm
  • Feb56cm
  • Mar49cm
  • Apr15cm
Avers
Whoever goes on a skiing-vacation in a chalet in Alvers, discovers a sedate, small skiing-region. Beside the alpine slopes, which can be arrived by the ski-lifts, there are offers for Long-Distance- and ski tours. Skiing in Avers is quite particularly. Because the on Avers depending hamlet Juf (about 2126 metres above the sea level) applies as the highest full year inhabited settlement in Europe. Depending on that, you can have amazing views on the alpine world in here. The high valley of Avers, with its sunny and mostly non-wooded slopes, gives a great opportunity for ski tours. Juf is a popular starting point for that. In the ski-resort Juppa on a height of 2004 metres begins a great cross country ski track. Hotels are available in Juf, Juppa and Cresta.
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Important Dates

  • Projected opening date
    Dec 18, 2026
  • Projected closing date
    Apr 11, 2027
  • Average Snowfall
    165cm

Terrain

Intermediate Runs
25%
Expert Runs
75%
Runs in Total
8
Skiable Terrain
8 km

Lifts

3
Surface Lifts
3