Rinerhorn

During the winter season, you can go night sledding and night skiing by moonlight on the Rinerhorn twice a week from 7 p.m. to 10.30 p.m. In keeping with this, there is a Graubünden evening on Wednesdays and a Swiss evening on Fridays.

Prefer to go during the day rather than in the evening? The 3.5-kilometer-long toboggan run on the Rinerhorn doesn't necessarily need moonlight to be special. Anyone who dares to go down the 33 bends and rapid steep curves will be rewarded with action and adrenaline. You can also rent original Davos toboggans directly at the valley station.

When it has freshly snowed, the Rinerhorn is a great place to go deep snow skiing on marked black and yellow freeride downhill routes, which are secured when open. The black downhill route (No. 10) near Leidbachtal is an insider tip in freeride circles.

Whether you take the cable car up comfortably or go on a winter hike to the mountain station: Located right next to the mountain station of the gondola, the Jatzmeder self-service restaurant is a central meeting point on the Rinerhorn. Ideal for grandchildren, grandparents and parents.

Homemade farmer's bread with bacon, cheese dumplings or Schlutzkrapfen? The Hubelhütte on the Rinerhorn is known for its South Tyrolean specialties. No wonder: The hosts are genuine South Tyroleans. Tip: Freshly made Kaiserschmarrn is available every day from 2 p.m. Mmmhh!

The Rinerhorn mountain station is the starting point for hikes with great views. The paths are easy to walk and are also suitable for families. The classics: the high-altitude trail to the original Walser village of Monstein or the hike down into the Sertigtal.

The Rinerhorn is, alongside the Jakobshorn, the second entry point for the Alps Epic Trail Davos - the longest single trail in Switzerland. No other trail in Switzerland has yet been awarded the IMBA Epic Trail designation. In short: one of the best mountain bike trails in the world is waiting for you here. Ride on!

Great views, fast pace and lots of action: the four-and-a-half-kilometer scooter descent from Rinerhorn into the valley in summer keeps its promise. The scooters can be hired from the Rinerhorn mountain station (children/young people CHF 10, adults CHF 15), including a bicycle helmet and a short instruction.

Light the fire and start sizzling: The Äbirügg barbecue area is only half an hour away from the Rinerhorn mountain station. Table, benches and firewood - everything is there for a cozy barbecue with the whole family or friends. Good to know: This barbecue area with a view is easily accessible with a stroller or wheelchair.

Holidays with mobile homes or a converted VW bus are booming. This is also the case at the campsite in Davos Glaris. Idyllically located on the Landwasser and directly opposite the Rinerhorn valley station, this spot is open to campers all year round. Ideal for bikers, hikers and winter sports enthusiasts.

Watching animals is fun. Touching and petting animals is even more fun. The alpacas, goats and pigs in the petting zoo on the Rinerhorn love to be petted and fed. And the best part: free entry for the whole family.

Children who want to let off steam after the petting zoo can do so on the large playground next door. A trampoline, climbing tower, bouncy castle and various other play equipment ensure lots of fun. Meanwhile, parents can enjoy a coffee on the sun terrace of the Jatzmeder restaurant.