Accessible holidays

The gondolas and funiculars on the Jakobshorn, Parsenn, Rinerhorn, Pischa and Madrisa mountains are easily accessible by wheelchair. The larger gondolas are accessed at ground level, while a stair lift is used to access the Parsenn Davos funicular.

At Madrisa, in the Madrisa-Alp restaurant, you can rent a "Mountain Drive". This will allow you to effortlessly master natural hiking trails and steps of up to ten centimeters. Thanks to its intelligent chassis with electric drive, it offers all the features you need for safe progress on rough terrain.

If a person with a physical or mental disability is dependent on an assistant, both people pay 50 percent of the fare for the mountain railway ticket. To receive the reduced fare at the point of sale, we ask you to present the relevant accompanying card.

Thanks to the e-tandem bike, guests with limited mobility can explore the Dischma or Sertig side valleys. The special seat at the front is secured with a 5-point safety belt and ensures a scenic and safe experience. There are currently two bikes on offer: one for blind people and one for people with limited mobility.

Lake Davos offers a variety of leisure activities. This includes a barrier-free pedal boat for three people plus a wheelchair. A ramp provides easy access from the walking path directly onto the pedal boat. Everyone is provided with life jackets for safety. The Davos Sailing School accepts reservations.

The 18-hole Davos golf course promises sporting highlights in an intact mountain and natural landscape in the middle of Europe's highest city. Good to know: A golf wheelchair is available. However, the paragolfer can only be used by people with previous experience. If you are interested, contact the Davos Golf Club.

In Davos Klosters, guests have access to various public barrier-free tennis courts and experienced tennis instructors in the summer. And the best part: two tennis wheelchairs can be rented in Klosters.

Whether during the day or in the evening: a carriage ride is always a romantic holiday experience. The Davos Carriage Center, Davos Carriages, Flütsch Carriages with a specially designed barrier-free carriage and Pferdetrekking-Marugg offer barrier-free rides. Please let us know when booking that you need help getting in and that you are bringing a wheelchair.

With the RhB you can travel comfortably through Graubünden and explore the world-famous UNESCO World Heritage route Albula/Bernina. Tip: From June to October a historic train composition from the 1920s travels from Davos Platz along the Zügenschlucht to Filisur. However, a train journey is not completely barrier-free when getting on and off.

With an ice glider, even people in wheelchairs can get on the ice. This platform on runners is easy to access with a wheelchair thanks to an attachable ramp and is suitable for all common types of wheelchair. And the best thing: At Eistraum Davos you can borrow an ice glider for free.

There is nothing stopping people in wheelchairs from attending an HCD home game. Special box seats offer the best view of the ice rink. Wheelchair seats can be booked by phone or email. The ice stadium also has a lift on the north and south sides.

At Hofmänner Sport in Davos and Bardill Sport in Klosters you can rent a complete cross-country sled - with or without professional guidance. The relatively flat cross-country trails in Davos Klosters are ideal for beginners.

Experience skiing, regardless of physical and mental abilities: Our ski schools offer lessons for children and adults with visual impairments, Down syndrome, autism and ADHD. This also includes lessons with a dual ski. This can also be rented without a person and is stationed on Parsenn.

Simply glide over winter hiking trails in your wheelchair: this is made possible by the so-called wheelblades. These high-quality mini skis can be easily clipped onto the front wheels and transform the wheelchair into a vehicle suitable for snow. Caution is advised when there is a lot of fresh snow or snow slush.

Simply feel good, immerse yourself and switch off: the wellness and adventure pool "eau-là-là" in Davos is completely barrier-free. The location with a view of the unspoilt spa gardens and the Davos mountains is unique.

The Davos Klosters tourist information center is easily accessible. The destination has further improved its accessibility with two new features: automatic doors and seated access control. The entire tourist information center is now fully accessible.

The Kirchner Museum Davos, the Medical Museum and the Winter Sports Museum are completely barrier-free. In addition to the museums, culture is also not neglected: the Arkaden cultural centre in Davos is barrier-free. In Klosters, the culture shed is also barrier-free, with the exception of the toilet access (one step).