November up above in Lenzerheide

Your mountain adventure between summer and winter

Summer is drawing to a close, winter is on its way – and in between, there’s plenty to experience at the world of wonders in Lenzerheide. Following the end of daily summer operations on 25 October, Lenzerheide kicks off its November up above season. Look forward to varied autumn days, leisure activities on offer and mountain railway services at the weekends.

November up above – an overview of all our offers

Daily
At weekends (in addition)
  • Hiking and walking
  • Mountainbiking on snow free trails
  • Family activities
  • Cross-country-skiing is expected to be open on 6 November 2026
  • Sports centre
  • Culinary delights in hotels and restaurants
  • various autumn offers
  • Rothorn 1 and 2
  • Bike park with snow free trails
  • Alternatively, winter sports on the Heimberg-Arosa route subject to suitable snow conditions

What you can experience every day

Additional on weekends: Rothorn and Bike Park

Up to and including 22 November 2026, the Rothorn 1 gondola lift and the Rothorn 2 cable car will both be operating at weekends.
The bike park will remain open as long as the trails are free of snow and snowmaking has not yet begun in that area.

As soon as the snow comes

As soon as snow conditions allow winter sports activities to take place, the Heimberg–Urdenfürggli route, including the link to Arosa, will be open at weekends. In this case, the Rothorn 1 and 2 cable cars will be out of service.

Winter season starts on 28 November 2026

Daily winter operations are expected to begin on 28 November 2026 at the Heimberg, Motta, Urdenfürggli, Pedra Grossa and Fadail resorts, as well as at the Auarara children’s area. Further resorts and slopes will follow in stages.

Our reccomendation

Before your visit, check the current opening hours, which facilities are open and what’s on offer. That way, you’ll always be fully prepared – whether you’re looking forward to a day’s cycling in autumn, a day’s hiking or your first day on the slopes.