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Fantastic Family Experiences Fantastic Family Experiences davos.ch/family klosters.ch/family FAMILIES WELCOME The holiday destination Davos Klosters offers a wide range of winter and summer activities for families. Snow fun for young and old alike can be found in the valley or in the six ski areas, depending on ability. Families have lots of fun sledging, ice skating or playing hockey together. In summer there are entertaining adventure and adventure parks, unique theme paths, beautiful bike routes and various bathing facilities. Davos Klosters has been awarded the “Family Destina- tion” quality seal, which distinguishes holiday resorts that specifically tailor offers to the needs of children and their parents or guardians. The quality seal is based on stringent conditions and comprises criteria regarding the infrastructure, adventure worlds and services. Welcome to the mountain summer in Davos Klosters! Partner: 2 3 WINTER Winter guest programme Various discounted activities davos.ch/guest-programmes GUEST PROGRAMME klosters.ch/guest-programmes Davos and Klosters cross-country trail Free use davos.ch/cross-country-skiing klosters.ch/cross-country-skiing Premium Card Klosters Arena ice rink Free use davos.ch/ice-sports // klosters.ch/ice-sports Davos World of Ice Discounted use davos.ch/ice-sports ONE CARD, MANY BENEFITS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR Public transport network – free3 Public transport network – discounted3 • Rhaetian Railway • Davos local public transport Free travel, 2nd class Side valleys (Dischma, Sertig, Monstein) (Klosters Dorf – Filisur) and Davos Wiesen SUMMER • Davos local public transport Individuals Free travel (excluding side valleys, – Day ticket CHF 10.00 Davos and Klosters cable cars, mountain railway and lifts Davos Wiesen) – Children CHF 5.00 The Premium Card offers guests in summer unbeatable prices for lift and cable car tickets • Klosters-Serneus local public transport – Half-fare rate CHF 5.00 from their arrival to their departure day: Free travel Dogs – Weekly pass CHF 10.00 1 Single/multiple trips (one mountain) CHF 10.00 – Day ticket CHF 5.00 Day ticket (multiple mountains)1 CHF 15.00 – Single journey CHF 2.20 (half-fare rate) Round trip (Schatzalp)2 CHF 6.00 Children 6–17 years 50 % discount Children 0–5 years free of charge davos.ch/mountains // klosters.ch/mountains 1 Valid on the following mountains of Davos Klosters Mountains and Klosters-Madrisa Bergbahnen AG: Jakobshorn/Davos, Rinerhorn/Davos, Parsenn/Davos, Gotschna/Klosters, Madrisa/Klosters. Summer guest programme Various discounted activities Parsenn/Davos and Gotschna/Klosters are considered two different mountains in summer. SUMMER 2 davos.ch/guest-programmes GUEST Schatzalp: Purchase of discounted day tickets is not possible with the Premium Card. PROGRAMME klosters.ch/guest-programmes 3 Exact details: see davos.ch/premium or klosters.ch/premium. 4 5 THE WORLD‛S BEST SUMMER GUEST GUEST GUEST PROGRAMMES PROGRAMME PROGRAMME Our summer and winter guest programme offers over 60 activities (a total of approx. 800 experi- Highlights Summer Guest Programme Highlights winter guest programme a variety of leisure activities in the categories ences) during the summer season! • Mountain bike riding technique course: • Ski school: attend ski taster course for children Sports & Adventure, Kids & Family, Arts & Culture improve your own riding skills with certified in Davos and Klosters and Sightseeing & Trips. The activities are open The winter guest programme takes place from bike guides • Cross-country skiing taster course: gain your to all commercially guests staying overnight in December to April, the summer guest program- • Stand Up Paddling: start your first paddling first experience on the cross-country trail the destination Davos Klosters and are offered at me from from May to October. The individual attempts on Lake Davos with expert guidance • Early Bird: make your first tracks on the freshly greatly reduced prices. experiences can be booked two weeks in advance • Visit the farmers on the alp: experience the groomed slopes early in the morning at the guest information center on site or online. farmer‘s life and lend a hand yourself • Build an igloo: Fun for the whole family What are you in the mood for? A mountain bike Speaking of booking: The guest programme is • A comfortable horse-drawn carriage ride to the • Snowshoe adventure in Davos and Klosters: riding technique course? A guided tour through an offer aimed at individual guests. Groups can Novai Alp and a visit to the cheese dairy: enjoy the tranquility of the winter landscape the Kirchner Museum? Or how about an off-piste contact the respective organiser directly to book a traditional experience taster course? The possibilities are endless. In a (chargeable) experience outside of the guest total, guests can choose from over 30 activities programme. Let us inspire you with our great davos.ch/guest-programmes (a total of approx. 300 experiences) in winter and activities! klosters.ch/guest-programmes 7 ON THE PISTE, GET SET, GO! SKIING IN THE VALLEY The six valley-level lifts in the Davos Klosters Tips: provide the perfect practice areas for small • Bolgen / Davos: learn to ski the fun way in the children and less experienced skiers to learn to “Home of Winter” ski. Indulge in local delicacies at the many quaint • Bünda / Davos: children’s ski-school and cosy restaurants located in close proximity with a Disney course to the slopes. And the sun terraces are perfect • Bolgen und Bünda / Davos: free magic carpets for taking time out to unwind. for beginners • Wiesen / Davos: easy practice lift amidst magnificent surroundings • Selfranga / Klosters: race down the floodlit slopes on Tuesday and Friday nights • Serneus: learn to ski on the family friendly Mottalift SKIING ON THE MOUNTAIN The six skiing areas around Davos Klosters are Tips: just perfect for families that love to ski. The many • Madrisa: the Madrisa Land guarantees fun in attractions are geared specifically to the needs the snow and terrific enjoyment of families. Children can really let off steam in • Rinerhorn: learn to ski the fun way on the the children’s land play areas: magic carpets, “dwarves’ slope” roundabouts, bouncy castles, trampolines, tubing • Jakobshorn: the Jatz Park provides adrenaline slopes, skidoo and much more are sure to thrill thrills for the more daring youngsters our younger guests! • Parsenn / Gotschna: thrills and spills a-plenty on the ski-cross run (Totalp run) davos.ch/skiing • Schatzalp: calm and serenity in Europe’s first klosters.ch/skiing “slowed down” skiing region THE PERFECT INTRODUCTION TO SKIING 8 9 TOBOGGANING TOBOGGANING FUN IN All families are surely aware of the “Davos MAGNIFICENT MOUNTAIN sledge”. As its name suggests, the famous woo- den sledge was invented in the cradle of interna- SURROUNDINGS tional tobogganing – Davos. The first official race was held here back in 1883. Today, eight toboggan runs in Davos and Klosters offer hugely diverse tobogganing fun of variety day and night. Tips: • Schatzalp: this leisurely 2.8 km toboggan run descends to Davos Platz • Rinerhorn: 33 twists and bends promise a real tobogganing adventure • Gotschnaboden: thrilling descent through the snow-clad forest • Madrisa: 8.5 km long tobogganing fun to Saas • Pischa: gliding through the deep snow on the airboard • Night time tobogganing: Floodlit facilities on Schatzalp and Rinerhorn allow tobogganing fun until late in the evening davos.ch/tobogganing klosters.ch/tobogganing 10 11 LET′S HIT THE ICE! ICE SPORTS Davos Klosters has a long tradition in ice sports – the first Davos ice rink opened back in 1869. Today, the region is the centre of Switzerland’s ice sport scene. This is ensured by one of the most beautiful ice hockey stadiums in Europe and other artificial ice rinks that can be used for ice skating, ice hockey, speed skating, curling and Bavarian ‘ice stock’ curling. At the sports centre in Davos, you will find the mobile ice adventure landscape “Davos World of Ice” with countless attractions. In addition to a 300-metre-long, oval ice rink for skating and ice stock curling, the “Davos World of Ice” features a large central rink, where young and old can engage in the fascinating sport of ice hockey. Tips: • Sports centre / Davos: put your ice skates on and live your skating dream • Seehofseeli / Davos: the beautifully situated ice rink is also open every evening • Artificial ice rink / Klosters: practise skill and precision with a game of curling • Ice rink / Davos Wiesen: prepared natural ice rink for skating, curling and Bavarian ‘ice stock’ curling davos.ch/ice-sports klosters.ch/ice-sports 12 13 UNIQUE EXPERIENCES CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING The network of cross-country tracks in Davos Klosters amounts IN NATURE to 100 kilometres of classic and 75 kilometres of skating tracks, which means there is something for every ability. In the Davos Nordic Park at the cross-country ski center Davos and in the fun course in Klosters, kids improve their technique at various posts – high fun factor! For families we highly recommend the 4-km-long circular route in Klosters from the Sports Centre to Aeuja and back. davos.ch/cross-country-skiing klosters.ch/cross-country-skiing SNOWSHOEING AND TRACK FUN FOR WINTER HIKING YOUNG AND OLD Away from the much-trampled paths, families will For winter hikers, we recommend, among other come across deep snowy forests and untouched things, the winter hiking trail from Klosters to winter landscapes. In total, there are nine marked Alp Garfiun with a magnificent view towards the and secured snow shoeing routes to discover in Silvretta mountains or the Thomas-Mann trail Davos Klosters – six in the valley and three on the from Davos to the Schatzalp, which is steeped mountains. An insider tip for snowshoe hikers is in history. The way back can then be tackled by the tour from the Jakobshorn past the Stadler- sled. see to the Rossboden or the round tour on the Wolfgang.
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