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Welcome to walking in Klosters
- 700km+ of marked trails across Davos-Klosters
- Madrisa circuit crossing into Austria via an old smugglers’ trail
- An elegant, unhurried Swiss village with Graubünden character
Klosters is a refined Graubünden village and exceptional walking base. Here, the Landquart river runs clear and green through a valley of working orchards and farmsteads, with access to 700km+ of Davos Klosters trails, four mountain areas, and some of the finest hiking terrain in Switzerland.
Klosters hiking holidays suit every level. The Madrisa gondola from Klosters Dorf - Switzerland’s largest mountain adventure park - opens up plateau trails, while the Parsenn area above gives access to high-altitude Alpine ridge walks and panoramic views across the Silvretta. Meanwhile, the flat, peaceful Zugertal valley trail to the two Zuger lakes offers one of the most relaxing half-days in the region.
Civilised, beautiful, and quietly world-class when it comes to trails - hiking holidays in Klosters are a hidden gem with a character all of their own.
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How to get around Klosters
How our self-guided Klosters walking holidays work:
Our self-guided trips let you set your own pace, from the length of your stay, to how far you walk each day. But if you’re used to group or guided holidays, you might be wondering how you’ll get around? Well, it’s easy…
Getting to and around town:
Your airport transfer is included with your trip. Once there, you’ll find Klosters split between two train stations - Klosters Platz (the main village) and Klosters Dorf - both well-connected and within easy reach of the main gondola departures.
Getting to your walks and hikes:
The Rhaetian Railway offers scenic connections between Klosters Dorf, Davos, and Filisur.
Take the Gotschnabahn cable car from the Klosters Platz station, or for Madrisa, take the gondola from the valley station in Klosters Dorf.
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FAQs about Klosters hiking holidays
Your questions answered by our Klosters walking holiday expert
Can I still access Klosters' lift and gondolas in the summer?
Yes, you can. Kloster's lifts and gondolas still operate throughout the summer months, provided conditions are safe and favourable, and many of the mountain huts are still operational, so you can grab a bite to eat while savouring those epic mountain views.
When do Klosters' lifts and gondolas run during summer?
Madrisa Gondola (Klosters Dorf – Saaseralp)
- Operating times: 08:15 – 16:45
- Opens: 13th June 2026
- Closes: Late October 2026
Parsenn Klosters Gondola (Klosters Platz – Gotschnaboden)
- Operating times: 08:15 – 16:30
- Opens: Late June 2026
- Closes: Late October 2026
A quick "Mountain Rule of Thumb": Last ascent is usually 15–30 minutes before the official closing time, and Last descent is the very last cabin down. If you miss it, it’s a long walk back!
Can I hire a mountain guide on my Klosters walking holiday?
Yes, you can. Though these are not currently bookable via the Heidi website, you can enquire and book with the local tourist office, or visit their website. We recommend enquiring early to ensure availability.
What does the Klosters summer card give me?
The Interlaken Visitor Card (free with selected accommodations) covers unlimited travel on buses and local trains within the designated local transport zone and a 20% discount on the Schynige Platte mountain railway.
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