Become an expert on the nature, culture or the mountains of Davos Klosters and discover one of our trails.

Geology Trail

From Graubunden’s Schmelzboden Mining Museum through the Zügenschlucht (brochures with detailed information available at the museum).

Information: Tel. +41 (0)81 413 76 03 or +41 (0)79 236 88 25

Mobility Trail Zügenschlucht

The Davos Zügenschlucht Mobility Trail (approx. 4.5 km) leads through the ruggedly romantic Zügenschlucht, beginning at Schmelzboden, where zinc and lead ores from the Silberberg mines were once smelted, and ending at Wiesen station. In bygone days, negotiating this narrow gorge was an enormous challenge for local people.

The Mobility Trail is not an educational trail in the accepted sense, as you will only find a few panels. But from time to time you will come across a telephone number. Use your mobile telephone to call up exciting and interesting information on mobility, most of which is directly related to your actual location. Brochure available at Destination Davos Klosters.

Thomas Mann Trail

Thomas Mann came to Davos in 1912 with his sick wife. He stayed at the health resort for three weeks and experienced the sanatorium life – the inspiration for his novel “The Magic Mountain”. The Thomas Mann Trail leads from the Waldhotel up to Schatzalp. Two illustrative panels along the path refer to these two places and you are also accompanied by three quotations from “The Magic Mountain”.

Snow and avalanche excursion in Davos

The SLF (Swiss Federal Institute for Snow and Avalanche Research) shows on trails the different aspects of snow and avalanches.

More information (only German)

Sculpture Trail in Davos Frauenkirch

The approximately one-hour hike from Davos Frauenkirch has always been worthwhile for its breathtaking views. Now it has newly-placed sculptures, each created at the Woodcarving Symposium.

Wiesen Sculpture Trail

Wooden sculptures carved by amateurs and individual artists on the theme of mythical creatures, mountain and forest spirits. All carvers have worked for free. The trail leads from Brüggatobel up to the Obere Steig.

Cultural-historical Trail

35 information panels are located on different buildings in Davos.

In German only. 

Davos Country Trail

14 panels show Davos in all its diversity. Brochure available at the Destinaiton Davos Klosters.

Fairytales and games on the Dwarf path

The charming dwarf path brings you from the Brachweg up to the Mälcheti.  It invites all children to play, listen and to be astonished by the woods and nature. The fairytales tells of the dwarf “Purzel” , who apperars along the path.
www.zwergenweg-klosters.ch

Four Element’s forest walk

Experience impressions of earth, water, air and fire on the way to Garfiun, created by local artist Juan Rios.

Glacier study path Silvretta

On special information boards around a 1½ hour trail you will find a host interesting facts about the glacier, glacier life, the surrounding landscape in flux and of course about climate change. The Silvretta hut is the starting point of the trail. Guided tours on request. The trail usually is open from the end of June until the end of October. 
www.silvrettahuette.ch

Nature trail

The nature trail is a must for all those interested in nature.  Enjoy the spectacular mountain scenery, and learn about the various natural processes.  More information and a detailed map is available from the tourist information offices.

Natural energy trail on Madrisa

An energy trail has been built around eight marked points where the walker can read about the effects of the vital energy of the earth. You can perhaps feel “in contact” with this energy and, feeling more at one with Mother Earth, learn to locate energy points. 

Round trip forest and mountains

The circular path leads from the Monbiel car park to Garfiun, through the Spärra forest, over the Verstanclabach to Novai, from there to the Pardenn bridge and through the Masura forest back to Klosters. Information boards with texts and pictures provide interesting information about such topics as the forest’s protective functions, the forest and agriculture, wood harvesting, etc.

Vital energy trail

Five stones full of energy  invite you to rest and fill up your batteries.

The aim is to draw on the knowledge of our ancestors thereby gaining more
respect for the wonders of nature.