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The Wiesen Bahnhof Park and Ride is a convenient parking facility located directly at the Davos Wiesen railway station in the picturesque Swiss canton of Graubünden. Situated at an elevation of approximately 1186 meters, it serves as a crucial hub for travelers looking to explore the stunning Swiss Alps by combining vehicle and public transport. This P+Rail service is a gateway to the region, offering easy access to the Rhaetian Railway network and the surrounding natural beauty.
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Parking at Wiesen Bahnhof Park and Ride costs CHF 5.00 per day. For longer stays, monthly options are CHF 45.00 and annual passes are CHF 360.00. You can conveniently pay via webshop, app, parking meter, or automated machine.
No, there are currently no electric vehicle charging stations available at the Wiesen Bahnhof Park and Ride facility.
The Wiesen Bahnhof is on the Davos Platz–Filisur line, with an hourly train service operated by the Rhaetian Railway (RhB). While there are no direct bus connections from the station to the village of Davos Wiesen, you can take the train to Davos Platz and then a post bus to Davos Wiesen Kirche, especially recommended in winter.
Many family-friendly walks start from Wiesen Bahnhof. A popular option involves the iconic Wiesner Viaduct, which is part of a hiking trail that pedestrians can cross. This route offers impressive views and is generally suitable for families.
Yes, the area around Wiesen Bahnhof offers numerous trails suitable for walking with dogs. The scenic paths through the Zügenschlucht gorge and towards the Wiesner Viaduct are generally dog-friendly, but always ensure your dog is on a leash and you follow local regulations.
The most unique viewpoint is undoubtedly from the Wiesner Viaduct itself, which pedestrians can cross. It offers spectacular panoramic views of the Landwasser river valley and the surrounding mountains. Other trails in the Zügenschlucht gorge also provide dramatic perspectives of the natural landscape.
Toilets are available at the station. Additionally, the Züga-Beizli, located directly at the train station, offers local specialties and is a great spot for a break for railway fans, bikers, and hikers.
While the area is beautiful in winter, specific winter hiking trails from Wiesen Bahnhof are not explicitly highlighted. For winter activities, it's advisable to check local conditions and designated winter routes, as some summer trails may be challenging or unsafe due to snow and ice. Public transport via Davos Platz is recommended for reaching the village in winter.
The parking facility has 30 spaces and can fill up quickly, especially during peak hiking and cycling seasons or on sunny weekends. Arriving early in the morning is highly recommended to secure a spot and avoid disappointment.
Wiesen Bahnhof, opened in 1909, is historically significant as part of the Rhaetian Railway network. The nearby Wiesner Viaduct, completed in the same year, is a remarkable engineering feat and even inspired Ernst Ludwig Kirchner's 1926 painting "Brücke bei Wiesen." The station also appeared in the 2015 movie "Youth."
Generally, no specific permits are required for hiking or cycling on public trails around Wiesen Bahnhof. However, always respect private property, follow marked paths, and adhere to any local regulations, especially within protected areas like Parc Ela.