
The cross-country ski trail network in Davos Klosters is among the best and largest in Switzerland. Whether classic, skating, night skiing, or skiing with your dog – cross-country skiers will find perfect conditions here amidst an impressive mountain panorama.
In Davos and Davos Wiesen, you'll find 79.4 km of classic and 56.6 km of skating trails – often groomed separately for an undisturbed cross-country skiing experience. A special highlight are the five designated dog-friendly trails: here, your four-legged friends are welcome to accompany you on a total of 16.5 km. If you're looking for the magic of the night, Davos offers a 2.8 km illuminated night trail as well as weekly headlamp runs. Klosters also boasts 28.7 km of trails for both classic and skating techniques, plus a 3.1 km night trail that's open twice a week.
Whether you're looking for a challenging run or a leisurely stroll, you're guaranteed to find the perfect trail in Davos Klosters.
The cross-country ski trails are officially open daily from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. There is no trail inspection at the end of the season.
The Davos Klosters cross-country ski trail network comprises over 190 km of classic and skating trails of all difficulty levels. They all have one thing in common: they are perfectly groomed. In addition, you'll find a heart-shaped trail and special dog trails along the Landwasser River at the Davos Cross-Country Ski Center and the Klosters Sports Center.
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Davos offers five special cross-country ski trails for dogs. Your four-legged friends are welcome to accompany you on 16.5 kilometers of trails. A true nature experience.
Dog owners know only too well that their four-legged friends love to romp around in the snow. However, dogs are often not welcome on cross-country ski trails. This is different in Davos, where there are five specially designated dog trails:
Dogs are allowed to accompany their owners on a total of 18.5 kilometers of trails. It doesn't matter if the dogs leave a few paw prints on the trails. But please be considerate of other cross-country skiers so that using the trail together remains a pleasant experience for everyone.
Dos & Don'ts on the dog trail
| Dos | Don'ts |
|---|---|
Take Robidog bags with you, dispose of leftovers | Let dogs run on regular cross-country trails |
Keep dogs in sight at all times | Leave food or treats lying around |
Stay on the marked trails | Leave dogs unattended |
Reflectors or luminous collar in case of poor visibility | Ignore body language of other dogs |
The Herzloipe (heart trail) is not named for its romantic sound, but for its suitability for health-conscious cross-country skiing.
On the specially marked Herzloipen, cross-country skiers can improve their fitness while simultaneously benefiting their heart and circulatory system. These routes were launched in collaboration with cardiologists from the Swiss Heart Foundation. There are a total of 18 Herzloipen in Switzerland, two of which are located in Davos Klosters. They offer relaxed exercise on flat terrain, ideal for beginners and recreational skiers.