Nature Experiences

Staying overnight in the mountains under the open sky is a special nature experience. Watch the stars before you fall asleep. Snuggled up comfortably in your bivouac sack, you can enjoy the magnificent view from the mountain. When you wake up, you are greeted by a fantastic sunrise and start the day full of joy.

Deer, roe deer, foxes and many other wonderful animals live in the mountain world of Arosa. Sometimes you can see the animals already on the trip to Arosa. To observe these magnificent animals respectfully in the wild is an absolute highlight for many nature lovers. A guide takes you to exactly these majestic creatures and provides you with lots of interesting information.

Fishing is a relaxing pastime with delicious rewards. People have always fished in the seas, rivers or lakes. Fishing is also possible in Arosa. In Arosa no Swiss fishing licence is required. No cantonal patent is required for the Upper and Lower Lakes.

Small mammals play an important role in our ecosystem. In Arosa many of these small animals are at home with us. Small mammals perform amazing feats for their small body size.

The plant world in Arosa is varied and beautiful. No wonder, if you want to learn more about them. During guided tours of the Alpine Garden, guided hikes and lectures, participants learn more about the plants of the Alps.

They fly high above us and with their beautiful plumage are wonderful to look at and observe. Birds are interesting animals that are easy to watch. A walk through the forests of Arosa is enough to discover many different birds.

Before dawn, you start the trip to the summit with the Arosa-Weisshorn cable car. You will reach the Weisshorn summit in time and enjoy a fantastic sunrise with a breathtaking view of the surrounding mountains. Afterwards you will be spoilt in the 360° panoramic restaurant Weisshorngipfel with a sumptuous summit Z'Morga. What better start to a perfect Sunday?

During a half-day outdoor course on Thursday mornings, the children gain their first insights into biology, zoology, physics, astronomy and geography in a playful way. How are the colours of the rainbow arranged? How do I find out what the mountain peaks near Arosa are called? Which alpine flowers are protected? Do the bears only eat meat or are they even vegetarian? These and many other phenomena are demonstrated or explained with simple experiments in nature.