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Snowshoeing in Lenzerheide

On untouched paths through the winter landscape

With trudging steps on signposted snowshoe tours through the Lenzerheide holiday region. Follow the pink signposts through forests covered deep in snow. Enjoy the peace and quiet of nature. But please stay on the signposted paths. And continue to observe the current snow and avalanche situation as well as the wildlife rest zones.

    The most beautiful snowshoe hikes

    On our interactive map, you will find numerous ideas for your winter day in Lenzerheide – from easy to challenging.

    Last update: 11.12.2023, 08:04

    Guided snowshoe tours

    Snowshoeing with the locals

    Would you like to be accompanied by a trained guide? Our snowshoe tour guides are there for you. They know the region like the back of their hand. They will take you on the most exciting snowshoe tours through the Lenzerheide holiday region.

    Activ Sport Baselgia Lenzerheide
    open from 08:30
    in Lenzerheide

    Activ Sport Baselgia AG

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    Berggipfel.
    in Lenzerheide

    Berg-Gipfel Patrick Keller

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    LL mit Andreas
    in Lenzerheide

    Cross-Country Skiing With Andreas

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    Logo
    in Lenzerheide

    Guided hike with «Alpinasol»

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    Susanne Kern
    in Lenzerheide

    Susanne Kern; www.richtig-raus.ch

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    Foto Andy
    in Parpan

    Your Mountain Experience

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    Snowshoe Arena Dreibündenstein

    The 360 degree mountain world. Brambrüesch. Feldis. Pradaschier.

    The snowshoe arena connects three areas. All lead around the Dreibündenstein plateau – Brambrüesch, Feldis, Pradaschier. A signposted route leads from each of the three stations to the plateau. This makes for great round tours. The plateau is a true paradise for snowshoeing. The UNESCO World Heritage Tectonic Arena Sardona is also located in the spectacular 360-degree panorama.

    Snowshoe Arena Dreibündenstein
    Rehkitz im Winter | © Pixaby

    Wildlife Rest Areas - Nature gives thanks

    Nature is a habitat for many animal and plant species. Many animals have adapted to the strict conditions of winter over a long period of time. In this hard and dangerous time for them, they fight daily for survival. They have to find sufficient food and move around as little as possible so that they can use their reserves of strength as gently as possible.

    Rest – helps the wild animals save valuable energy and is the most important good in winter.
    The protection – wildlife resting areas allow humans and wild animals to live together in nature.
    Be fair to nature – respect the wildlife rest areas!

    Map Wildlife Rest Areas

    Almost like snowshoeing, only different