Snowshoeing in Davos Klosters

Snowshoers take the Pischabus from Davos to Flüelatal Valley. From there, the cable car takes you to the starting point of the tour: Pischa mountain station. At 2,500 metres above sea level, you’ll have a breathtaking view of the surrounding mountains and valleys.

Downhill on snow-covered slopes: The snowshoe route starts on the left side of the mountain station and leads you towards the wide, snow-covered slopes. After you’ve completed about two thirds of the route, the trail leads you into the snowy Swiss pine forest. In the forest, the trail becomes a little steeper and eventually ends at the valley station. By the way: You could also tackle the route in the opposite direction – uphill!

• Snowshoe route no. 5
• Starting point: Pischa mountain station (2,481 m above sea level)
• End point: Pischa Valley (1,799 m above sea level)
• Duration: 2 h (downhill), 3 h (uphill)

Past Lake Stadlersee: The two sections of the Jakobshorn cable car take snowshoers up to the summit. After putting your snowshoes on, you’ll follow the hiking trail past Jatzhütte in the direction of Lake Stadlersee.

To Rossboden at 2,600 metres above sea level:
What follows next is a wonderful section along the glistening snowy mountain ridge before the trail gradually leads you up the slope onto Rossboden. At 2,600 metres above sea level, you’ll be greeted by beautiful scenic views of the surrounding mountain ranges. Pinky promise: The ascent is truly well worth it! Afterwards, you’ll take a leisurely walk back towards the mountain station. On the sundeck of Sun Peak restaurant, you can enjoy the afternoon atmosphere and reward yourself with a sparkling refreshment. The cable car then takes all tired snowshoers back down to the valley.

• Snowshoe route no. 20
• Starting point and end point: Jakobshorn mountain station (2,590 m above sea level)
• Duration: 3 h total