
The mountain world in Davos Klosters is there for everyone. To ensure that guests with limited mobility can also enjoy a carefree holiday, there are barrier-free accommodations as well as wheelchair-accessible activities and barrier-free experiences.
It's not a pleasant feeling to be denied entry or not be able to participate. For people with limited mobility, obstacles are unfortunately part of everyday life. It's a good thing that Davos Klosters is becoming increasingly accessible.
In summer, Davos Klosters offers numerous adventures: pedalo rides on Lake Davos, trips into the side valleys on an e-tandem bike or group hikes with the support of a "mountain drive". And that's not all: thanks to new aids such as tennis and golf wheelchairs, even more sports activities are possible without any problems. And barrier-free barbecue areas ensure a cozy picnic in nature.
Winter also has a lot to offer. The cable car and the mountain restaurant on Madrisa are wheelchair accessible. The 6-seater chairlift Schaffürggli transports guests with monoskis. It is noteworthy that the safety bar closes and opens automatically. The seat height also adjusts to provide comfort. In the Parsenn ski area there is also a dual ski that can be rented. Thanks to ice gliders and cross-country sledges, you can also enjoy the ice rink in Davos and the cross-country ski trails. Nothing stands in the way of a visit to the HCD either: in the Davos ice stadium there are special box seats for people in wheelchairs.
The organization "Pro Infirmis" has examined Davos Klosters and documented all observations regarding accessibility. The result is an interactive map with all barrier-free options. Speaking of overview: In our holiday shop, hotels and holiday apartments with barrier-free facilities for guests with reduced mobility can be booked directly online.
Enjoy a picnic together in nature: The following fire pits in Davos Klosters are not only barrier-free, but are also maintained and stocked with wood by the works.
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The hiking area in Davos Klosters offers hiking and walking trails that you can also use with an off-road wheelchair.