Tobogganing in Klosters

Madrisa, the family mountain of Klosters, is just a few minutes from Hotel Sport. The 7.7 km sledging run leads from the top station down to Saas and is a delight with its easy route, snow-covered forests and magnificent views. It’s ideal for families with children and anyone looking to enjoy a relaxed descent. Sledges can be hired directly at the top station. ​Follow in the tracks of the Davos sledge: if you’d like to explore further, the Davos Klosters destination offers plenty more sledging opportunities. Particularly popular are the run from Gotschnaboden to Klosters, the winding route on Rinerhorn, which offers night sledging on selected days, and the historic run from Schatzalp to Davos Platz. There are eight varied sledging runs in total for winter fans of all ages.

The best sledging runs

Whether you’re after a gentle family descent or a thrilling ride down the mountain, Klosters and Davos offer varied sledging runs through beautiful winter landscapes, with plenty of fun along the way.

Madrisa – Saas (7.7 km)

The longest and most family-friendly sledging run in the region. Just a few minutes from Hotel Sport, it’s ideal for families with children.

Gotschnaboden – Klosters (3.5 km)

A varied descent that takes you straight back to Klosters – perfect for anyone looking to round off a day’s skiing with a sledging trip.

Rinerhorn – Davos Glaris (3.5 km)

For those who like a faster ride: this snow-covered run, with its many bends, is considered the most challenging sledging run in the region. It’s also particularly popular for night sledging.

Schatzalp – Davos Platz (2.8 km)

This historic sledging run winds through snow-covered forests into the centre of Davos and is also suitable for families.

Pischa – Mäderbeiz (3.5 km)

A natural sledging run with magnificent views and a peaceful atmosphere – ideal for anyone who wants to enjoy winter away from the main pistes.

Preda – Bergün (6 km)

The run is a little way from Klosters, but is still very popular with our guests. The route from Preda to Bergün is one of Switzerland’s best-known sledging runs, with a spectacular ride along the Albula Line.