Discoveries for outdoor enthusiasts

Every Wednesday evening, ski touring fans and those who still want to discover it for themselves can take part in ski touring training towards Piz Scalottas on four different movement touring tracks. There are three routes for the ascent and one for the descent. A delicious dinner can be enjoyed at the «June Hütte» before the descent.

With Crossblades you can ascend comfortably in deep snow like with snowshoes, but you have the advantage that you can also descend - on the slopes or in powder. The Crossblades can be used on chairlifts and ski lifts. Hiking in the snow becomes a new experience.  The area around the Dreibündenstein is ideal for Crossblade tours. An introductory course before the first tour is recommended.

Discover the «fascination of biathlon». The mixture of concentration and precision in shooting as well as a stamina unit make biathlon a challenge for body and soul. After an introduction to shooting, you will be able to raise your pulse rate in cross-country skiing and then try to hit the target

With the 3-Bahnentour, advanced freeriders experience an absolute highlight, unique of its kind in the Alps. With just one ticket booked, freeriders can get access to an unforgettable day tour. The tour can start in Arosa, Lenzerheide, Tschiertschen or Davos and can also be realised as a multi-day tour. This tour requires good preparation (training / equipment etc.) and can only be undertaken when snow, weather and avalanche conditions are favourable.

If you don't want to miss biking in winter, you've come to the right place! On the 17.3 km long route you cycle from Lenzerheide to Lantsch/Lenz and back. You will pass through snow-covered forests, a beautiful nature park and two cosy villages that invite you to take a break. Depending on your level, the tour can be shortened or extended at several turning points. It is therefore suitable for beginners as well as advanced riders.

Responsible snow sports enthusiasts avoid forest areas and stay on paths and signalled slopes, showing consideration for wildlife.

1. Observe wildlife rest areas and wildlife sanctuaries
2. Stay on paths and marked routes in the forest
3. Avoid forest edges and snow-free areas
4. Keep dogs on a leash, especially in the forest