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- Arosa TourismusMay 5, 2025
This hike takes you to two of the famous ten (!) idyllic lakes around Arosa – via Älplisee, you hike to Schwellisee. You start at the Hörnligrat, which you can easily reach by cable car from Arosa. From there, you walk down to Älplisee, which lies at an altitude of 2,156 meters. You can take a relaxing
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- Arosa TourismusMay 5, 2025
This summit tour to the 2,764-meter-high Valbellahorn is physically challenging. From Arosa train station, you hike through the Isel, an open clearing with a stream, and follow the marked mountain trail steadily uphill – past rocky steps and alpine meadows – to Alteinsee.
After a rest at the lake, the
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- Arosa TourismusMay 5, 2025
This challenging circular hike takes you from Arosa deep into the secluded Welschtobel valley. You'll hike along the stream into the valley, where, with a bit of luck, you might spot deer or chamois. The Ramozhütte, which is not staffed, is spectacularly located below the Erzhornsattel and is a great
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- Arosa TourismusMay 5, 2025
This varied circular tour takes you into the heart of the impressive natural surroundings of Arosa. You hike across the idyllic grassy slopes of the Scheidegg to the highest point of the tour, the Hauptichopf. From the top, you have a magnificent view over the Schanfigg and far into the Chur Rhine Valley
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- Arosa TourismusMay 5, 2025
The route starts at the train station in Arosa. From there, you walk through the idyllic valley of the Weischtobelbach stream and then make a short detour to the Altein waterfalls. Finally, you reach the Alteinsee lake, beautifully nestled in the rugged high mountain landscape of the Strela range.
In
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- Arosa TourismusMarch 20, 2025
This shorter circular tour is perfect if you have limited time on your bike, your legs are a bit tired from other tours, or as the first tour of your mountain bike excursion in Arosa. You only have to tackle one steep climb.
Even the approach to Ochsenalp is truly enjoyable: a pleasant path ensures little
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- Arosa TourismusMarch 20, 2025
Two lift rides up, two experiences of pure downhill bliss. That's the Arosa cable car tour over the Hörnli and Weisshorn.
Let yourself be chauffeured comfortably up from Innerarosa in the Hörnli Express gondola. The upcoming descent is already beckoning, as the trail runs directly beneath you. Then, descending
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- Arosa TourismusMarch 21, 2025
The Biketicket to Ride Black Tour is the ultimate MTB tour. No fewer than seven times, you'll take a cable car up to the top and then descend on gnarly trails. You'll cover 90 kilometers in Graubünden, taking on the best trails along the way.
You'll start with the Great White Trail, where you'll still
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- Arosa TourismusJune 22, 2024
Fancy a sensational enduro tour that is specially tailored to e-bikes? Perfect! Then head to Arosa, where your e-bike adventure begins.
Look forward to top-class single trails, several mountain railway shuttles and exciting uphill trails that are really fun thanks to the motor support.
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Arosa Tourismus planned a hike.
May 6, 2025
02:52
8.71km
3.0km/h
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Arosa Tourismus planned a hike.
May 6, 2025
02:17
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Arosa Tourismus planned a hike.
May 6, 2025
07:00
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Arosa Tourismus planned a hike.
May 6, 2025
06:16
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Arosa Tourismus planned a hike.
May 6, 2025
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Arosa Tourismus planned a hike.
May 6, 2025
06:01
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Arosa Tourismus planned a mountain bike ride.
March 24, 2025
01:50
15.2km
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Arosa Tourismus planned a mountain bike ride.
March 24, 2025
02:14
28.4km
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Arosa Tourismus planned a mountain bike ride.
March 24, 2025
07:26
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Arosa Tourismus planned an e-mountain bike ride.
March 21, 2025
06:24
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At the beginning, you'll walk leisurely along the railway line down to the reservoir, where you'll enjoy a beautiful view of the imposing dam wall. The trail then climbs gently across alpine meadows to the Furggaalp, where you can take a short break in a cozy little restaurant before continuing into
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