Wakeboarding
on the Davos Lake
Wakeboard action on the Lake Davos
Wakeboarding on Lake Davos started life as a crowdfunding project. Now it's a firm fixture on the summer programme: The season runs from mid-June to early September.
A slight pull on the arms – then a sudden, strong jolt that catapults the wakeboarder into the lake. A splash and a spray of water. Soaked. A beginner’s first ride ends just a few metres after it begins, which is all part of the daily routine at standard wakeboarding facilities. Things are different on Lake Davos. With its 190-metre-long cable system, the WakeWeeks Davos cable tow is one of the longest water ski lifts in operation.
Modern wakeboard facility
Another special feature is its clever two-tower system: the constant upward pull of the cable makes boarding easier. And both beginners and professionals alike value the fact that there is only ever one boarder on the water at a time. The lift operator can also adjust the speed to suit individual riders. Even the Californian wakeboarder Tony Finn, who invented the sport on a waveless afternoon in the mid-80s, would be impressed.
Mid-June to early September
The wakeboard season as part of WakeWeeks on Lake Davos lasts from mid-June to the beginning of September. Tip: Our summer guest programme also includes an introduction to wakeboarding.
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