Welcome to a hiking paradise
Welcome to the Davos Klosters hiking region, with its well signposted network of more than 700 kilometres of trails. Here, you’ll find everything you could wish for to make your hiking holiday a success: from challenging mountain peaks to enjoyable panoramic hikes and leisurely walks along the valley basin or through picturesque side valleys.
Families with children will also find lots to do in Davos Klosters. In addition to the opportunity to experience different cable cars and mountain railways, there are countless themed trails to explore as well as the Gwunderwald nature experience, the Zwergenweg forest trail walk and the legendary mythical world of Madrisa Land in Klosters.
Below, we have put together some tour suggestions for you.
Walserweg Grisons Stage 14: From Monstein to Sertig Dörfli
On this 12 km-long moderate difficulty hike, you follow in the footsteps of the Walser from the pretty mountain village of Monstein to the intact Alpine settlement on the Oberalp and over the Fanezfurgga with fantastic views down to the quaint Ducantal to Sertig Dörfli.
Gadäwäg Klosters
A simple and beautiful hike of just under 4 km that runs from Monbiel to Russna in Klosters. In Klosters, stables are called Gadä and on this trail you will pass five of these specially restored buildings, which provide tourists with an informative glimpse into mountain farming and the local area.
Flüela Schwarzhorn
Ascending to an altitude of 3,103 metres a.s.l., this special tour takes you up to the Flüela Schwarzhorn mountain peak. The ascent is easy, and the views are fantastic, especially at sunrise. In good weather, you can see from here to Mont Blanc! The starting point on the Flüelapass can be easily reached by PostBus; you will need around 4 hours for the entire walk.
Jöriseen circular walk
The starting point for this wonderful 11 km-long circular walk is the Wägerhus PostBus stop on Flüelapassstrasse. From here, the path leads to the Winterlücke with a magnificent view of the deep blue Jöriseen and towards the Silvretta massif. The walk takes you past lakes and over the Jöriflüelafurgga, returning to the starting point after about 5 hours.