Family vacations in summer

In Klosters, the climb is steep: 77 meters to be precise. On 20 single-pitch and 2 multi-pitch routes directly beneath the iconic bridge, adults and children can gain their first climbing experience.

The Family Trail is a beautiful route in Klosters. The cycle path along the Landquart stream leads to the picturesque Alp Garfiun and back. An easy and enjoyable tour for the whole family!

The Landwasser region surrounding the Landwasser Viaduct combines nature, railway history, and adventure. Walking paths, viewpoints, and informational displays offer variety and are easily accessible for families.

The summer toboggan run on the Schatzalp offers a thrilling descent. Children can ride alone or with an accompanying adult, depending on their age. The run can easily be incorporated into a mountain excursion and combined with other activities on the Schatzalp.

On the pump tracks, beginners and advanced riders develop a feel for the bike, the curves and rollers – and have a lot of fun doing it. Free pump tracks are available in both Davos and Klosters during the summer months.

The easy yet impressive route, amidst steep rock faces, takes you from Davos Monstein train station to Wiesen. The approximately four-kilometer-long hiking and biking trail is one of the most popular routes in the region.

Enjoy a leisurely ride through the beautiful Davos countryside on friendly school horses. No riding experience is necessary, and it's suitable for children as young as 7.

At Rinerhorn, children can experience various animals up close in the Alpine petting zoo. Right next door, a playground awaits for them to let off steam. A visit can easily be combined with a trip up the mountain or a hike.

Lake Davos is a central meeting point for families in the summer. A nearly 5 km long walking path, complete with a playground, encircles the lake, inviting visitors to get some exercise, while sunbathing lawns beckon for relaxation. "Bachi's Strandbad" offers refreshments. And on the water, there's plenty to do with pedal boats, stand-up paddleboarding, or wakeboarding.

The Arena Klosters has two hard tennis courts and a badminton court. The Alpine Tennis Academy and the Klosters Tennis Club also offer the full range of tennis lessons – for all skill levels and age groups.

The «eau-là-là» in Davos is an oasis for water and wellness enthusiasts of all ages. The pool offers action for children and relaxation for those seeking peace and quiet, spread across different floors.

Families can play this trendy sport with frisbees on an 18-basket course at the disc golf course in the Flüela Valley in Davos. The first nine baskets are ideal for beginners and children, while the second half requires a bit more technique.

Want to try watersports amidst the imposing mountains? Yes, please! Experience the thrill of windsurfing on Lake Davos. Suitable for adults and children aged 15 and over.

Families can discover Davos or Klosters at a leisurely pace on a horse-drawn carriage ride. These rides are also suitable for younger children and offer a relaxing alternative to more active excursions.

In the outdoor escape games, families experience an exciting mission full of puzzles, clues, and tricky decisions. Two missions with different levels of difficulty are available.

The Kino Arkaden Davos cinema and the Kulturschuppen Klosters cultural center offer films, concerts, and performances for different age groups. They are particularly suitable as an activity option in bad weather.

A scooter ride down the Madrisa in Klosters, the Rinerhorn in Davos, or the Sertig side valley promise a lot of fun. Looking for more action? Monster scooters are also available on Madrisa.

There are two miniature golf courses in the region: a 9-hole course in Davos and an 18-hole course in Klosters. Clubs and balls can be rented on site.

In Davos Klosters there are two 3D archery courses: one on Madrisa and the other at Grüenbödeli. Both feature animal replicas. At 28 stations each, beginners and advanced archers will find three-dimensional animal replicas of various sizes.

On the train, at their accommodation, or as a short break on a rainy day: With the free app "Crystal Hunt with Madlaina," children can playfully discover Graubünden. They collect crystals, solve tasks, and are accompanied by the popular ibexes Gian and Giachen.