Autumn season

A time of colors and cosiness

Time for a break. Time for autumn.

As the days grow shorter, Davos Klosters reveals its tranquil side. The forests glow in warm colors, the air becomes clearer, and suddenly the quiet sounds of nature become audible again. Autumn is here – and with it, the time to breathe deeply outdoors and savor the moment.

The rustling of leaves, the murmur of rivers, footsteps on a quiet path: in autumn, nature can be experienced with all the senses. Hiking or biking trails lead through colorful forests and open mountain landscapes. The light is softer, the view stretches far, and there's plenty of time to pause and take it all in.

Nature and tranquility in the side valleys

The side valleys are ideal places to enjoy the vibrant autumn colors and tranquility. In the Sertig Valley, the striking mountains and the waterfall at the very end of the valley are particularly appealing. In the Dischma Valley, you'll find longer hikes with breaks at various Swiss Alpine Club (SAC) huts. Or you can opt for a leisurely horse-drawn carriage ride. In Klosters, the alpine pastures of Novai, Garfiun, and Pardenn beckon, where you can enjoy relaxed strolls or extended hikes.

Mountain huts around Davos Klosters

Get to know all side valleys

Autumn enjoyment at lofty heights

The mountain railways in Davos Klosters continue to operate well into October, opening up autumnal moments of enjoyment above the valleys. Whether for a hike or simply to enjoy the view, huts at the top invite you to rest with their rustic ambiance and homey atmosphere. Particularly worthwhile are the Hubelhütte on the Rinerhorn, with its panoramic views and South Tyrolean specialties, or the Pischa Mäderbeiz, which is open year-round and offers cozy breaks with regional classics such as fondue and raclette.

Operating times of the mountain railways

Mountain restaurants in Davos Klosters

Cross-country skiing by bike

This transitional period offers the best of both seasons. Thanks to snow farming, the cross-country skiing season in Davos Klosters begins as early as the beginning of November: The targeted storage of snow from the winter allows cross-country skiers to enjoy their runs even before the first natural snowfall. Access to the snow farming area on Flüelastrasse is often still possible by bike, making the transition from summer to winter particularly tangible. This connects the colors of autumn with the first winter experience.

Everything about snowfarming

Cross country skiing in Davos Klosters

13 tips for your autumn in the mountains

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The wild Dischma Valley
Ideal for leisurely hiking or biking: The gently ascending trail leads deep into the valley along the Dischmabach stream, combining tranquility, nature, and views. At the end of the valley, the Dürrboden invites you to take a relaxing break.

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Panoramic view on the panoramic trail
The panoramic trail above Davos lives up to its name. With sweeping views over the valleys, it offers a stunning opportunity to enjoy autumn in peace and quiet.

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Wellness at eau-là-là
After a day in the crisp autumn air, the eau-là-là adventure pool invites you to relax. With a view of the Davos mountains, unwinding in the sauna or the warm water comes especially easily.

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Ridge walk on the Jakobshorn
From the Jakobshorn mountain station, a scenic ridge path leads across open expanses. The view stretches from the colorful forests in the valley to the already snow-capped peaks.

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Experience nostalgia and railway history
A ride on the vintage train through the colorful landscape combines history with the autumnal atmosphere. The Landwasser Viaduct offers impressive views of the UNESCO World Heritage site.

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The romantic Sertig Valley
The Sertig Valley captivates with its splendor of autumn colors. Walks and hikes lead past traditional Walser houses to the waterfall at the end of the valley – a particularly atmospheric spot.

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Fire pit break
The official fire pits make for a particularly cozy rest. Wood is provided, while nature glows in warm colors all around.

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Colorful Drusatscha
A detour to Alp Drusatscha is particularly worthwhile in autumn: whether leisurely from Davos Wolfgang, up towards Pischa or Seehorn, or as an extension of the Davosersee circuit.

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Art history and more
If the weather isn't good, there are a number of museums in Davos Klosters: from the Kirchner Museum to the Nutli Hüschi Village Museum.

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By e-bike to Berghaus Vereina
From Klosters, the route continues through the wild and romantic Vereina Valley. At 1,944 meters, the Berghaus Vereina invites you to stop for a break – the perfect way to combine hiking with enjoyment.

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Carriage ride to Alp Novai
Enjoy the autumnal landscape on a horse-drawn carriage ride from Klosters up to Alp Novai. Once you arrive at the top, idyllic nature awaits you, which you can experience to the fullest.

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Stop at the Strela Pass
The mountain inn at the Strelapass remains open until the end of October. If you stop here, you'll experience the rustic atmosphere firsthand, while outside, wisps of fog drift across the slopes.

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Cross-country skiing due to snow farming
Thanks to snow farming, the cross-country skiing season in Davos starts as early as November. The first skiers leave their tracks on the groomed trail along the Flüelastrasse long before the first natural snow falls.

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