Gipfelblicke im Schweizer Davos

Hiking Collection by Biolectra 24h Trophy

Tours

28:54 h

51.3 mi

11,100 ft

Davos liegt auf 1.560 Metern Höhe – und das macht sie zur höchstgelegenen Stadt von ganz Europa. Unberührte Seitentäler, ruhige Bergseen, geschichtsträchtige Alpen locken Natur- und Bergliebhaber in die Stadt. Das ganze wird garniert mit einem reichhaltigen Sport-, Freizeit- und Kulturangebot. Genusswanderer genießen die herrliche Aussicht auf dem Höhenweg Davos, der auch zurecht als „Panoramweg” berühmt ist. Alpine Bergsteiger hingegen schnüren ihre Bergstiefel und steigen auf dem Weg zu den Gipfeln von Weissfluh, Seehorn und Jakobshorn in Höhen über 3.000 Meter auf.

Rund um Davos findest du die perfekte Grundlage, um dich auf das Wanderevent „Biolectra 24h Trophy” vorzubereiten. Dann geht es nämlich zusammen mit etlichen gleichgesinnten auf einer 24-Stunden-Strecke durch die malerische Bergwelt rund um Davos.

Für dein Trainingsprogramm haben wir dir fünf Touren ausgewählt, die wir dir in dieser Collection vorstellen.

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Tours & Highlights

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788 Jöriseen Rundtour
Difficult
05:02
6.63 mi
1.3 mph
2,475 ft
2,450 ft
Expert Hiking Tour. Very good fitness required. Sure-footedness, sturdy shoes and alpine experience required.
This hike offers a wonderful natural spectacle: bright green lakes in the middle of a barren mountain landscape. Highly recommended!
The hike begins at the "Wägerhus" postbus stop. From here the path leads in a northeasterly direction over pastures and scree up the slope to the winter gap.
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Davos Platz – Strelapass – Langwies
Difficult
06:16
10.4 mi
1.7 mph
2,750 ft
3,475 ft
Expert Hiking Tour. Very good fitness required. Sure-footedness, sturdy shoes and alpine experience required.
At the starting point in Davos Platz, we climb from the train station on Rathausstutz up to the promenade (on the left in the area of the Bubenbrunnen by Schwerzmann) and follow it to the right to Holsboerweg on Guggerbach. We follow this path up the stream and on Praviganweg we pass the Catholic Church…
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Davoser Alpentour
Difficult
07:30
13.9 mi
1.9 mph
2,000 ft
4,375 ft
Expert Hiking Tour. Very good fitness required. Mostly accessible paths. Sure-footedness required.
High-altitude hike with a view of a great mountain panorama and a wonderful view of the Davos landscape. Varied alpine flora. The starting point of the hike is the Höhenweg station, which can be easily reached with the Parsennbahn. Then the path leads first narrow and then widening down to the Büschalp…
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Jakobshorn - Sertig
Difficult
07:03
13.7 mi
1.9 mph
3,575 ft
3,575 ft
Expert Hiking Tour. Very good fitness required. Mostly accessible paths. Sure-footedness required.
A wide path leads from the Jakobshorn summit to Lake Stadler, a wonderful picnic area. Then it always goes down until just before the confluence with the asphalt road to Sertig Dörfli. From there, the path runs out of the valley on an elevated position parallel to the road through the Bäbiwald to Clavadel…
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Rinerhorn - Monstein
Intermediate
03:03
6.68 mi
2.2 mph
300 ft
1,750 ft
Intermediate Hiking Tour. Good fitness required. Mostly accessible paths. Sure-footedness required.
The Rinerhorn mountain station is located at around 2050 meters. The Jatzmeder mountain restaurant is located right next to the mountain station and is the starting point for this hike. From there the path leads about 5km flat through beautiful forest landscapes to the Hauderalp. Once you have reached…
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