Madrisa

The rustic wooden hut of the Kanonenbar is located at the end of the Madrisa valley run, or above the Madrisabahn car park. The bar is open all year round. Drink tips: Kanonen-Kaffi, homemade mulled wine, hot widow or simply a warm Ovomaltine.

In the middle of Madrisa, high above Klosters, there is a paragliding launch site. The launch site is around 200 metres from the Schaffürggli chairlift at 2380 metres above sea level. The best wind direction is WS. The level of difficulty is easy.

The Kneipp facility can be found above the Madrisa-Alp mountain restaurant near the Öpfelsee. The facility consists of a variety of stations around the lake, which are made of natural materials such as stone, pebbles, wood, moor, pine cones and water.

Whether with your own children or as a godparent: A trip to Madrisa-Land is guaranteed to bring joy. At an altitude of around 1900 meters, a true paradise awaits you for letting loose – with bouncy castles, slides, water features, and swings. A place where children's hearts beat faster.

Oversized, knobby tires and a disc brake – that's all it takes to create this fun vehicle. In summer, riding a monster scooter from the Madrisa mountain station to Klosters is guaranteed to give you an adrenaline rush.

Are you accurate and enjoy being out in nature? In summer, Madrisa has a 3D course for archers - and for anyone who wants to become one. Collect as many hit points as possible on the three-dimensional target figures. You can rent the equipment for this from the Madrisabahn.

Make your childhood dream come true: Madrisa-Land is home to Switzerland's first treehouses, accessible to people with physical disabilities. In summer, there are two treehouses with six beds each and one treehouse with four beds, all connected by bridges.

Running along a mountain ridge, technically but not too extreme: With around 54 kilometers and almost 4,000 meters of elevation, the longer route of the Madrisa Trail running event is one of the more challenging short ultras. Happy running!

The two-day mountain hike around Madrisa takes you on an exciting journey of discovery on both sides of the Swiss-Austrian border. The circular tour is designed for around six hours of walking per day. It is suitable for children with experience in alpine terrain from around twelve years of age.

If there's enough snow in winter, you can whiz down the 7.7-kilometer toboggan run to Saas. The return trip is by bus from the village square in Saas. Toboggans can be rented at Intersport Madrisa near the mountain station and returned at the Madrisa valley station.

The circuit around the Madrisa has been considered a ski touring classic for decades. The cross-border, technically easy day tour takes you from Klosters to Austria and back again. The descents reward all the exertions of the ascent.

You don't have to be a ski enthusiast to enjoy the snow on Madrisa. How about a winter hike instead? You have the choice between two beautiful routes: from the mountain station to Mässplatte or to Zügenhüttli. Both paths are easily walkable – sturdy footwear is recommended.