Hiking

The Davos 9 Alps tour offers a phenomenal mountain panorama with a view of Davos. The hike leads past the historic Hotel Schatzalp with its botanical garden. What's special is that you can descend into the valley at almost any of the nine Alps. The hiking video shows that this tour doesn't promise too much.

Trail runners and hikers love them equally: ridges. A particularly spectacular ridge hike starts on the Jakobshorn. The narrow path leads over to the Jatzhorn. While mountain runners often run back afterwards, hikers continue down into the Sertigtal. A Davos hiking classic.

Hiking, taking a breather and grilling a sausage. That sounds like a perfect summer day. And that's the case in Davos Klosters. Pack your backpack and plan a picnic outside in nature at a public fireplace. Some barbecue areas are even stocked with firewood. Ideal for families.

From the "Abzweigung Schwarzhorn" bus station on the Flüela Pass, the mountain path leads up over the south ridge to the summit of the Flüela Schwarzhorn at 3146 m above sea level. From up here you can see a sea of mountain peaks - in good weather even as far as Mont Blanc. No wonder: This is one of the best sunrise peaks in Switzerland.

From the Thomas Mann Trail up to the Schatzalp for those interested in culture, to the GWunderwald for families and the beer trail in Monstein for leisurely hikers, to the Gadäwäg Klosters: the themed trails in Davos Klosters are varied and combine hiking with knowledge and entertainment.

The cable cars in Davos Klosters will take you comfortably up into the alpine mountains in just a few minutes, even in summer. You can choose from the mountains Jakobshorn, Parsenn, Rinerhorn, Schatzalp and Madrisa. What dog owners are particularly happy about is that their four-legged friends travel everywhere for free.

The Jöriseen lakes are a popular photo subject. They captivate with their color combination: one lake is milky blue-green, the other turquoise, the third deep dark green, the fourth glass green, the fifth algae green. Don't forget your camera. The hiking trail leads from the Flüelatal up to the Jöriflüelafurgga or via the Winterlücke.

Seehorn, Schwarzhorn, Rätschenhorn: Nature itself often provides the most beautiful viewpoints. And there are plenty of them in Davos Klosters. Do as Dario Cologna does and explore all 100 viewpoints with our web app #Aussichtsmeister. You will receive rewards from our holiday shop.

Mountain huts and SAC huts in Davos Klosters are the starting point for longer mountain tours, summit climbs or multi-day hikes. Leisure hikers and nature lovers are also very welcome. Tip: If you want to stay overnight, you should reserve your bed in advance.

Is your little one still on all fours? This is no obstacle to exploring the mountains. The hiking area in Davos Klosters also offers various family-friendly hiking and walking trails that you can also use with an off-road stroller.

Gamification while hiking: Davos has two Foxtrail routes. This experience is open in summer and winter (excluding the off-season) and is aimed at families and groups. Participants are bound to fixed start times but can then use the Foxtrail individually.

This recommended hike leads up to the Swiss-Austrian border on the Schlappiner Joch and then via Schlappin back to Klosters Dorf. This route used to be the shortest route from Lake Constance to Lake Como. The hike starts at the mountain station of the Madrisa gondola.

In Davos Klosters, you will sooner or later come across sheep, cows or specially trained livestock guardian dogs while hiking. But don't worry: our tips will help you cross a cow pasture safely. And you'll know what to do if you come across wolves.

You can experience what it feels like to tour through a lunar landscape if you go from the Weissfluhjoch on the Parsenn via the rocky path to the Strelapass. Summiteers can add a hike to the large Schiahorn (2709 m above sea level). The latter is also a popular tour at sunrise.

Are you staying in Davos Klosters and enjoy hiking? Then join our summer guest program. From a ridge hike on the Rinerhorn to a challenging T3 mountain hike in Klosters, and even a guided hike along the old railway line, there are a variety of hiking highlights to choose from.