Hikes near Klosters
Klosters (1208 m) sits in Graubünden (Grisons), Switzerland. MR. ALPS lists 27 waymarked hiking trails starting from or crossing the area, 187 km of marked route in total. They run from 2.3 km to 23.1 km, the longest being Walserweg - Etappe 17. 27 of them record their elevation gain, between 16 m and 6429 m.
The trail network at a glance
- Waymarked trails
- 27
- Total marked distance
- 187 km
- Shortest route
- 2.3 km
- Longest route
- 23.1 km
- Elevation gain
- 16–6429 m (on 27 trails)
- Difficulty recorded
- on 9 trails
- Route maps available
- on 27 trails
Walking times are estimates calculated from distance and elevation gain using Naismith's rule, and exclude stops.
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Walserweg - Etappe 17
A demanding traverse from Langwies to Klosters through untouched cultural landscapes and wide alpine terrain. The Heimatmuseum Nutli Hüschi along the way offers a window into the farming life of the Walser people.
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Prättigauer Höhenweg - Etappe 4
The route follows the Alpbach stream past scattered farmsteads up to the Jägglisch Horn at 2,257 m, where views open across the Rätikon and the full sweep of the Prättigauer Höhenweg. A long traverse of the hillside then passes the Erlebnispark Madrisa-Land and the Madrisabahn mountain station before descending through the Schlappintobel gorge to Klosters.
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Walserweg - Etappe 18
The route climbs steeply through the Schlappintobel and its forest into the Saas Alpine region, then crosses the Rätschenjoch — a karst landscape and former mining area — where views open wide to both north and south. Scattered Walser settlements cling to the hillsides of the Gafiatal, reminders that these people cultivated remote, inhospitable terrain in the late Middle Ages, before the trail descends to the compact village of St. Antönien Platz.
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Clavadürli - Davos Laret
The route passes two striking feats of engineering: the Sunniberg Bridge and the Rhätische Bahn's spiral tunnel (Kehrtunnel), set against a varied landscape of forest and open hillside.
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Klosters Platz - Grossrüti
The route passes two striking feats of engineering: the Sunnibergbrücke and the Rhätische Bahn's Kehrtunnel (loop tunnel), set against the autumn meadows of the Grossrüti.
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Gotschnagrat - Schwarzseealp
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Gotschnaboden - Schwarzseealp
This point-to-point trail begins at the mountain station of the Gotschnaboden cable car and gradually descends toward Wolfgang, passing through the Schwarzseealp in the Klosters area of Graubünden.
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Gotschnagrat - Parsennhütte
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Walki - Saas
The trail winds through quiet forest before opening to views toward Serneus and Klosters, with the imposing Sunnibergbrücke bridge visible in the distance.
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Drusatscha - Chaltboden
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Strelapass - Parsennhütte
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Fuorcla Zadrell
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Schanfigger Höhenweg - Etappe 2
From Langwies, Heimeli to Langwies, Strassberg
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Via son Giachen
From Davos Dorf to Langwies
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Via son Giachen
From Dürrboden to Davos Dorf
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ViaValtellina: Schlappin - Davos Dorf Bahnhofstrasse
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Prättigauer Höhenweg: St. Antönien Platz - Klosters Bahnhof
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Walserweg: Klosters Dorf Bahnhof - St. Antönien Platz
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Walserweg: Langwies Dorf - Klosters Dorf Bahnhof
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Schanfigger Höhenweg: Jatz Heimeli - Strassberg
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ViaValtellina: Gargellen (A) - Schlappin
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Jakobsweg Graubünden: Davos Dorf - Langwies Dorf
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Jakobsweg Graubünden: Dürrboden - Davos Dorf
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Walserweg: Sertig Dörfli - Davos Platz Bahnhof
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Davosersee Rundweg
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Alpenweg Davos
From Davos (Stn Höhenweg) to Glaris (Station)
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Jöriseen Rundweg
More hiking near Klosters
Other walking bases within 40 km of Klosters, each with its own trail list:
- Selfranga, Graubünden (Grisons) — 26 trails, 1 km away
- Madrisa, Klosters, Graubünden (Grisons) — 26 trails, 3.9 km away
- Serneus, Graubünden (Grisons) — 28 trails, 4 km away
- Parsenn, Graubünden (Grisons) — 27 trails, 4.9 km away
- Pischa, Graubünden (Grisons) — 23 trails, 7.6 km away
- Davos, Graubünden (Grisons) — 27 trails, 8.3 km away