Sledging in Arosa Lenzerheide
On Two Runners in the Snow
Sledging in Arosa
Arosa has three sledge runs with a total length of 4.7 km, which are also drawn in the slope map of Arosa Lenzerheide. The sledge runs are also suitable for night owls who want to sledge back to the village after a delicious dinner on the mountain.
Sledge runs in Arosa
The sledge run can be reached with the Kulm cable car from Innerarosa or the Arosa-Weisshorn 1st section aerial cableway. The sledges are transported free of charge.
Tip: Every Thursday from 6.00 to 9.00 pm night sledging takes place during the winter season on the sledge run on the Tschuggen. In the Tschuggenhütte a fine fondue or the legendary Tschuggen Coffee are waiting for you.
The toboggan run starts at the Prätschli and ends at the Obersee in Arosa. You can take the local bus or the night express in the evening from Postplatz to Prätschli. The walk from the end of the sledge run to the post office is about 5 minutes, if you want to do another sledge run. But also the minibus service (taxi) brings you from the end of the sled run back to the start.
Tip: This sledge run is illuminated every evening throughout the season. You can find options for a cozy dinner in the Burestübli, Prätschlistall or Locanda.
The toboggan run starts at Untersee in Arosa and ends in Litzirüti. Return to Arosa by Rhaetian Railway (RhB). This sledge run is suitable for leisurely sledging (not too steep, short walking times, toboggan recommended). You can find options for a cozy dinner in the Ruetihof or Ramoz.
Notes: The sledge run is also used by pedestrians. Please take care.
Sledging in Lenzerheide
On the sledge runs of the Lenzerheide holiday region you can experience the fantastic winter atmosphere on two skids. For example by using the cable car up to the Scharmoin middle station or the chairlift Tgantieni with the sledging day ticket or while having a comfy winter walk through the wintry landscape. During the night sledging you can enjoy a delicious dinner at the mountain restaurant Scharmoin, afterwards you can sledge back down to the valley on the lighted sledge run.
Sledge runs in Lenzerheide
Sledging Scharmoin: 3.8 km in length and an impressive 415 m of difference in altitude - sheer sledging fun! The cable car Rothorn 1 conveniently takes you to the Scharmoin middle station.
With the Tgantieni chairlift, you get to the 1.5 km Tgantieni sledge run, which takes you downhill to Val Sporz at a breathtaking speed.
The road from Sporz to Zorten, via Lain, is approx. 2 km long and is closed to traffic in the winter when there is sufficient snow. It is then excellent for sledging.
The 1.5 km long toboggan run leads from the restaurant Tschugga, to the village of Parpan. The toboggan run is illuminated at night.
Night sledging
Both Arosa and Lenzerheide have night sledging once a week. In addition to the fun on the floodlit slopes at Tschuggen in Arosa and from the middle station Scharmoin to Canols in Lenzerheide you can warm up in the Tschuggenhütte or in the mountain restaurant Scharmoin, with an Ovi, a mulled wine or a delicious fondue.
MORE Sledging EXPERIENCES IN THE REGION
Discover more exciting and various toboggan runs in Bivio and Savognin.
Rushing down the mountain on two runners. Bergün offers this experience in two ways: the Preda-Bergün toboggan run is a pleasure for all ages. The Rhätische Bahn train takes you from Bergün via viaducts and through helical tunnels to Preda, from where you toboggan the 6 km down to the valley. From 1800 metres above sea level in Preda you go down 400 metres to Bergün - a tobogganing experience that will remain in your memory. As the tobogganing takes place on the closed pass road, the route has an even gradient. This makes the longest illuminated toboggan run in Europe also suitable for families with children, but caution is advised in the curves.
The Darlux-Bergün toboggan run is even more adventurous and fast, with narrower bends and more gradients. Another 4.5 km of pure tobogganing fun!
You can start from the Somtgant mountain station in Savognin: On the Schlittada-Run with its tight bends, you roar almost without interruption from Somtgant at 2112 metres down to Savognin.
The upper half in particular is characterised by a varied ride with open pistes, some forest passages and challenging curves. But the tobogganists can also look forward to some straight sections where you can get the right speed. In the lower half, from Tigignas, you can sledge rapidly through the open landscape and enjoy the view over the Surses valley.
Sledge Rental
Do you need a sledge?
- Luzi Sport, beim Bahnhof
P +41 78 725 04 40 - Schlittenkönig Innerarosa
P +41 78 725 04 40 - Sprecher Sport Innerarosa
P +41 81 377 12 07 - Schmid Sport Innerarosa
P +41 81 377 25 95
- Pesko Rothornbahn
P +41 81 385 10 60 - Valley station of the chairlift Tgantieni
P +41 81 385 56 00 - Restaurant Tschugga
After a meal, sledges can be hired for CHF 2.00. - Sports shops in the region