Off the Slopes in Klosters

Klosters Resort Attractions

Klosters has an 8.6km (5.4 mile) long toboggan run down from the Saaseralp mountain restaurant at 1,889m above sea level on Madrisa is something special and a winter pleasure best enjoyed in a traditional winter resort like Klosters. Davos Klosters is in fact where tobogganing became an international sport 130 years ago in 1883 when the first official race was staged there. The local ’Davoser’ sledge design is now an Alpine standard.

Activities Available

Art Galleries

Billiards

Bowling

Chess

Cinema

Curling

Horse Riding

Ice Hockey

Ice Skating

Library

Museum

Sleigh Rides

Snowshoeing

Squash

Toboggan Run

Tubing

Winter Walks (10km cleared paths)

(Note: There are many more facilities available in nearby Davos).

Shopping in Klosters

Although not a leading shopping destination, Klosters has several dozen stores which can provide for most holiday needs, and of course an excursion by ski, train or bus to neighbouring Davo provides access to hundreds more shops if you do fancy some ‘recreational retail therapy.’

Indeed it is perhaps in part because of the proximity of Davos that there’s little need for Klosters retail options to be particularly extensive. Along with sports shops and food retailers (see separate entries) there’s a chemist, souvenir and gift shops such as Come In (+41 (0)81 422 45 22) or Pine Cone (+41 (0)81 420 28 50) and even an antiques store Rössli Antiquitäten (+41 (0)81 422 15 16).