Hiking in the Alps YOUR SUMMER HIKING HOLIDAY IN SWITZERLAND

Davos is Switzerland’s premier summer hiking destination: Stunning views, picturesque mountain lakes, cascading waterfalls and wild Alpine flowers await you. Let the wonderful mountain sun shine on your face as you explore the nature of the Davos area on your next summer hiking holiday. Thanks to the region's pleasant high-altitude climate, hiking remains enjoyable even at the height of the warm season. At Hard Rock Hotel Davos, we provide you with the most scenic trails, hiking tips for families, and interesting themed trails.

Davos is great for hiking in winter, too: Have a look at our recommendations for the beautiful winter trails located here. 

 

THE BEST TRAILS FOR SUMMER HIKING

A well-established network of hiking trails more than 700 kilometres of well-maintained hiking trails takes you through forests, valleys and ’up to spectacular mountain summits during your hike in the Swiss Alps. In and around Davos, you will find hiking routes for all levels and tastes during your hiking holiday in Switzerland. Follow our link to find the best trails and tips for your summer hike.

 

Hiking tips
THEMED TRAILS IN DAVOS

If you are looking to combine your summer hike in Switzerland with learning something new, the themed trails near our Hard Rock Hotel have got you covered. Follow the Thomas-Mann-trail to discover the traces of Thomas Mann’s famous novel “The Magic Mountain” which is set in Davos. Or explore the various paths towards the center of the “Gwunderwald”, a 13-kilometer nature trail on the heathland. Follow the link to discover more themed hiking experiences.

Photo: © Davos Klosters / Christian Egelmair

FAMILY HIKES IN THE SUISS MOUNTAINS

Davos is great for a hiking holiday in Switzerland with children, as well. Many trails are suitable for pushchairs, and you will find a selection of family-friendly routes right on our doorstep. Discover the beautiful Alpine landscape together and enjoy unforgettable moments with your loved ones.

Photo: © Davos Klosters / Andrea Badrutt