Your Independent Swiss Mountain Guide
Klosters
Klosters combines traditional Alpine village character with a dramatic mountain setting, scenic trails and year-round outdoor activities. Wander through the village, explore the surrounding valleys and mountains, and enjoy a quieter side of the Davos Klosters region.
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Quick Facts
Exploring Klosters
Set in the Prättigau valley, Klosters has retained much of its traditional Alpine character while offering direct access to the surrounding mountains. Wooden chalets, quiet streets and the historic village centre give Klosters a distinct atmosphere within the Davos Klosters region.
The mountains around Klosters provide plenty of opportunities to get outdoors. In summer, hiking and mountain biking lead into the surrounding valleys and higher Alpine terrain, while winter brings skiing, snowboarding and other snow activities on the slopes above the village.
Klosters is also well connected with Davos, making it easy to explore both destinations during the same trip. You can spend time in the village, head into the mountains or use the railway to discover more of the surrounding Graubünden landscape.
Klosters Highlights
🏡 Alpine Village
Explore Klosters' traditional village centre, with wooden chalets and a relaxed Alpine atmosphere.
🏔️ Mountain Scenery
Enjoy views across the surrounding peaks and valleys, with mountain landscapes defining the setting around Klosters.
🥾 Hiking Trails
Discover hiking routes leading from Klosters into alpine meadows, forests and the surrounding mountain valleys.
🚵 Mountain Biking
Explore the surrounding terrain by bike, with routes ranging from easier valley rides to more demanding mountain trails.
⛷️ Winter Sports
In winter, Klosters provides access to skiing, snowboarding and other snow activities in the surrounding mountains.
🚆 Connected to Davos
Regular rail connections make it easy to combine Klosters and Davos and explore more of the surrounding region.
How to Explore Klosters
Klosters is easy to explore on foot, with the village centre providing a natural starting point before heading into the surrounding mountains. Combine the village, valley and mountain areas for a varied day in the Alps.
Explore the Village
Start in the centre of Klosters and discover its traditional chalets, quiet streets and characteristic Alpine atmosphere.
Head into the Mountains
Continue towards the surrounding mountain valleys and alpine landscapes. Hiking routes and mountain railways open up access to higher terrain.
Enjoy Outdoor Activities
Choose an activity that suits the season, from hiking and mountain biking in summer to skiing and snowboarding in winter.
Continue to Davos
Use the rail connection between Klosters and Davos to explore both destinations and discover more of the surrounding Graubünden landscape.
Tickets & Prices
Exploring the village of Klosters is free of charge. Costs apply mainly when using mountain railways, skiing facilities or public transport. Check current seasonal prices before planning your mountain activities.
Mountain Railways
Mountain railways provide access to the mountains above Klosters for hiking, skiing and other seasonal activities. Ticket prices vary depending on the route, season and type of journey.
Davos Klosters Day Pass
If you plan to use several mountain railways, a Davos Klosters day pass can be a convenient option. Available services and included lifts depend on the season.
Travel to Klosters
Klosters is connected to Davos and the wider Graubünden region by train. Public transport tickets can be purchased for individual journeys or combined with suitable regional offers.
Opening Hours
Klosters is a year-round destination, but individual mountain railways and outdoor facilities operate according to seasonal timetables. Village streets and public outdoor areas can be explored at any time, while lift operations depend on the season and weather conditions.
Mountain Railways
The mountain railways serving Klosters and the surrounding mountains operate on seasonal schedules. Check the current timetable before travelling, particularly during the transition between summer and winter.
Summer Season
During summer, mountain transport provides access to hiking trails, alpine areas and mountain bike routes. Operating dates and daily times vary between individual facilities.
Winter Season
In winter, the mountains around Klosters operate for skiing, snowboarding and other snow activities. Lift schedules depend on the current winter timetable and snow conditions.
Visitor Information
Exploring Klosters and its surrounding mountains is straightforward, but conditions can change quickly at higher elevations. Suitable equipment, a little preparation and checking the current mountain conditions will make your visit more comfortable.
Wear Suitable Footwear
Mountain trails around Klosters can include uneven, rocky or steep sections. Choose footwear that matches your planned route and the current conditions.
Check the Weather
Weather can change quickly in the Alps. Check the forecast and mountain conditions before heading into higher terrain and be prepared for cooler temperatures.
Family Visit
Klosters offers plenty of family-friendly outdoor activities. Choose hiking and mountain routes according to the age and experience of your group.
Mountain Biking
Use designated mountain bike routes and select trails that suit your ability. Alpine terrain and weather can make conditions more demanding than they appear from the valley.
Winter Conditions
Snow and ice can affect roads, paths and mountain routes during winter. Follow local information and use appropriate winter equipment for your chosen activity.
Plan Your Route
Check lift operating times, trail conditions and transport connections before setting out. Allow enough time to return before the last mountain railway or public transport connection.
Best Time to Visit Klosters
Klosters is a year-round destination, with each season offering a different way to experience the village and surrounding mountains. Summer is ideal for hiking and mountain biking, while winter brings skiing and a snow-covered Alpine landscape.
Spring
March – May
Spring is a transition period in Klosters, with snow remaining in higher areas while the valley begins to turn green. Lower walks become more accessible as the season progresses, but mountain conditions can still vary.
Summer
June – August
Summer opens up the mountains around Klosters for hiking, mountain biking and scenic excursions. Longer days make it a great season to explore the village and surrounding Alpine valleys.
Autumn
September – November
Autumn brings cooler air and changing colours to the valleys around Klosters. It is a quieter season for hiking and enjoying the Alpine scenery, although some mountain facilities operate on reduced schedules.
Winter
December – February
Winter transforms Klosters into a classic Alpine snow destination. Skiing, snowboarding and winter activities take centre stage, while the village and surrounding mountains create a distinctive winter atmosphere.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Klosters located?
Klosters lies in the Prättigau valley in Graubünden, surrounded by mountains and alpine landscapes. It is part of the Davos Klosters destination and is connected to Davos by rail.
What is Klosters known for?
Klosters is known for its traditional Alpine village character, mountain scenery and outdoor activities. Hiking and mountain biking are popular in summer, while skiing and snowboarding dominate the winter season.
Is Klosters worth visiting in summer?
Yes. Summer offers access to hiking trails, mountain bike routes and alpine valleys around Klosters. The village itself is also a pleasant base for exploring the surrounding mountains.
Is Klosters suitable for families?
Yes. Klosters offers a range of family-friendly activities in both summer and winter. The surrounding mountains provide options for easier walks as well as more active outdoor adventures.
Can you reach Klosters without a car?
Yes. Klosters has direct rail connections and is well connected with Davos and other destinations in Graubünden. Local public transport also provides access to different parts of the village and surrounding area.
What can you do in Klosters in winter?
Winter activities include skiing, snowboarding and other snow sports in the surrounding mountains. Klosters also provides convenient access to the mountain areas of the Davos Klosters region.
How long should you spend in Klosters?
A few hours are enough to explore the village centre, while a full day allows more time for hiking, mountain activities or exploring the surrounding valleys and mountains.
Can you combine Klosters with a visit to Davos?
Yes. Klosters and Davos are connected by rail, making it easy to visit both during the same trip. This allows you to combine Klosters' village atmosphere with the larger range of activities around Davos.
Location & Directions
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