Davos Klosters

Davos Klosters has 300 km of slopes: Family fun on the Madrisa and Rinerhorn, freerides on Jakobshorn, long runs on the Parsenn and the slower ski area, the Schatzalp.

Whether through romantic valleys or on the World Cup racing trails, cross-country skiing in Davos Klosters is a unique experience. You might even come across an Olympic champion along the way.

What would Davos be without ice sports? The Davos Hockey Club and Spengler Cup are legendary. Next to the club's sports stadium, the Ice Dream invites you to ice skating and curling.

Culture and mountain experience: A museum has been dedicated to «Bridge» artist Ernst Ludwig Kirchner in Davos, showing lasting impressions of the Alps in Graubünden via Kirchners paintings.

During the winter season, on Wednesdays and Fridays you can also take to the toboggan run on the Rinerhorn in the evening. 33 challenging hairpin bends and steep curves characterise the route.

Biking on single trails at Davos Klosters, for enjoyment and pure adrenaline. 1300 kilometres of bike trails, including classics like the Gotschna Freeride course and the railway tour are exciting rides.

You can hike on Davos Klosters’s 700 kilometres of marked paths, around the 3000 meter peaks of the Piz Grialetsch or the Piz Kesch. Perfect for your summer holidays.

The magic mountain from Thomas Mann's novel, at 1861 m above Davos: Schatzalp, with its historic hotel, has always been a starting point for hiking, walking or summer tobogganing.

Madrisa Land, the largest playground in Switzerland, guarantees action, fun and enjoyment for young and old. The Madrisa Gang guides children playfully through the children's world.

You are rarely really lonely in the Sertig Valley. Despite its remoteness, the picturesque landscape is one of the most popular excursion and hiking destinations in Davos.