Enjoy the summer in Klosters
With 700 km of footpaths and hiking trails, there are endless ways to explore the magnificent mountain scenery of Klosters. The Davos Klosters region and the Prättigau valley are among the most attractive destinations in the Alps for bikers. The steep alpine trails promise plenty of flow and fun, for a fantastic biking experience in beautiful natural surroundings.
A day at Madrisaland, the legends-based adventure park, is bound to be a memorable experience. The wide range of activities, including a 3D archery course, monster scooters, a Smuggling Trail and many other places to walk, is bound to make the day one of the highlights of your holiday.
If the weather is fine and you just want to take it easy, the open-air swimming pool in Klosters may be just the place for you. The amenities there include a swimming pool, a giant water slide and a shady children's pool. And on the little Doggiloch lake right next to the pool you can even go for a leisurely pedalo ride.
Davos Klosters Active
50 activities and more than 800 experiences all summer long.
from numerous advantages and price discounts
When you stay in the Davos Klosters holiday region for one night or more, you receive a free Davos Premium Card.
The card gives you numerous advantages and discounts on activities in the categories of sports and adventure, children and family, art and culture, and sightseeing and excursions. What's more, you can travel on the local buses and by Rhaetian Railways from Klosters Dorf as far as Filisur free of charge.
Leisure tips.
Rope park
At the Färich rope park, there are six routes of varying degrees of difficulty, and a spectacular 12-meter-high pendulum jump that allows visitors to swing between heaven and earth. Children can learn to clamber from tree to tree using ropes on a specially secured circuit.
Dog walking
A special 12.5 km walk for dogs has been marked out from Klosters to St. Antönien. The so-called Lecky Trail goes from the top station of the Madrisa cable car along good mountain paths to the Jägglisch Horn and then on to St. Antönien.
Book benches
From June to October, you'll find "book benches" in Davos and Klosters, inviting you to stop and browse, get immersed in a story and perhaps come back again. Beside each "book bench" is a box containing a selection of books for all ages.
Trekking with animals
Experience the unspoilt beauty of the countryside on horseback or with a llama - don't miss this unusual opportunity! The animals are looking forward to meeting you!
Guided tour of the Kesslerhof farm
Find out about the lives of 30 dairy cows and calves, 20 ewes and lambs and 20 pigs on a modern organic farm that is managed according to BIO Suisse guidelines.
Schatzalp Alpine Garden
There are 10,000 plants of about 2000 different species from all kinds of mountainous areas all over the world (Switzerland, Pyrenees, New Zealand, Nepal etc.) to be admired in the Botanical Garden on the Schatzalp.
