Relaxed or fast-paced: these sledging runs are all reachable from Davos by public transport. From family-friendly slopes to longer panoramic descents in the Alps, there’s something for every level of sledger.
The destinations below are sorted by travel time from Davos to make planning easier. Be sure to check the map to explore all sledging runs and thousands of other outdoor activities reachable from any starting point in Switzerland.
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Pure nostalgia: this leisurely toboggan run with a fantastic view of the Landwasser Valley takes sledgers from the legendary Schatzalp, a former mountain spa resort, through the magical forest and down to Davos.
3 km
260 mTour published by:
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| RE1 (3m) | |
Intuition and skilful steering are needed here: with 33 bends and unique steep turns, the toboggan run on the Rinerhorn provides an action-packed adrenaline rush.
3 km600 mTour published by:
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| RE1 (15m) | |
The toboggan run from Gotschnaboden leads to Klosters over gentle undulations and through steep bends. Madrisa can be seen on the opposite slope, while the Prättigau valley and the Silvretta Glacier also add to the winter scenery.
4 km620 mTour published by:
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| RE1 (21m) | |
Over eight kilometres of fun for the whole family: this long toboggan run starts on the Saaseralp and winds its way through the forest with a view over the Prättigau.
8 km860 mTour published by:
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| RE1 (21m) | |
| 231 (21m) | |
The ski area is small and generally offers good snow conditions throughout the season. The sledding trails are among the best: It is with 11 kilometers one of the longest sledding runs in Switzerland.
11 km1100 mTour published by:
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| RE1 (40m) | |
| 221 (3m) | |
This fast and fun-packed toboggan run covers an altitude of more than 900 metres – including a sweeping view, forest sections, tight bends and a tunnel.
7 km950 mTour published by:
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| 303 (9m) | |
| 183 (30m) | |
| 572 (13m) | |
| 182 (11m) | |
| 582 (5m) | |
A few minutes to go up the mountain on the cable car to then go directly downhill at a racing speed: the ride from Chur’s home mountain, the Brambrüesch, to Känzeli leads through the forests and the Alps with a fantastic view of Schanfigg-Arosa.
4 km400 mTour published by:
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| RE1 (1h 2m) | |
| S12 (8m) | |
| 11 (2m) | |
| 2880 (7m) | |
Travel on world-famous railway tracks to a unique sensation on toboggan runners, starting off slowly in the little town of Preda and then followed by a rapid and winding descent under viaducts and along the Alvra and ending up gently in Bergün.
6 km440 mTour published by:
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| 303 (9m) | |
| 183 (30m) | |
| 572 (13m) | |
| IR38 (28m) | |
The sledding path is roughly 3 km long and leads from the mountain station of the Waldstafel chairlift via Furgglis down to peaceful Tschiertschen. Fast downhill runs and exhilarating turns offer lots of fun for the whole family – either with a toboggan or with the ever popular Gögel, a contraption made in Tschiertschen.
3 km480 mTour published by:
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| RE1 (1h 2m) | |
| S12 (8m) | |
| 42 (26m) | |
Sledging fun and great views are guaranteed: on the sledging run at the north slope of Pizol sledging fans overlook the entire St. Gallen Rhine Valley up to Lake Constance.
3 km480 mTour published by:
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| RE2 (1h 6m) | |
| IC3 (9m) | |
| 430 (11m) | |
| GB (14m) | |
