Hiking, biking, horseriding, trailrunning? There is so much to do here in Arosa!
Speak to a member of staff at the hotel for advice on what to try next.
Summer tips
Top activities in the Swiss Alps
Most people who plan on spending their summer holidays in the Swiss Alps already have a few ideas about what they would like to get up to. While some enjoy hiking, others like nothing more than exploring the region on two wheels. But why not use the opportunity to try something new? How about hiring an e-bike for a little added battery boost? Or go trailrunning on the many paths near the hotel?
Golf, swimming and horseriding are just some of the many more options availalbe on holiday in Arosa Lenzerheide!
Mountain moments
Sunrise or sunset, there are few better views
A definite point on your to-do list for Arosa Lenzerheide should be a visit to the Arosa Weisshorn or Parpaner Rothorn mountain. From the summit you can see more than 1000 mountains stretching from the Swiss Valais to the Austrian Tyrol.
Sunrise and sunset are two magical experiences from the top of the mountain. Check out the webcams in the region to make sure the weather is fine before setting off early or late to enjoy truly special moments in the mountains.
Lakes & outdoor pools
Take the plunge in the Swiss Alps!
On hot days there is no better way to cool off than with a visit to the Strandbad Untersee, probably the highest outdoor pool anywhere in Europe. As well as truly majestic panoramic views it has a sand beach, solar-heated children's pool, two diving towers, parasols, deckchairs, rowing boats, a play area and a beach volleyball court plus facilities for table tennis, boccia and more.
In Arosa itself there is the Obersee lake – surrounded by the peaks of the Schafrügg, Erzhorn and Rothorn giving way to thick forests and lush meadows. There is a walking path around the lake.
Trailrunning & Co in Graubünden ausnützen
Der eine will gemütlich am Asphalt dahin laufen, der Partner über Stock und Stein trailrunnen. Was auch immer Ihr persönliches Projekt ist – der Kanton Graubünden ist der place-to-be dafür. Selbst in den andernorts äußerst heißen Sommermonaten Juli und August herrscht hier ob der Höhenlage und der Schatten spendenden Wälder ein angenehmes Klima – eben perfekt für sportliche Ambitionen in der Natur.
Sogar manche Events dürfen heuer nun stattfinden, wie etwa der spannende neue Bewerb Madrisa Trail in Klosters. Der aussichtsreiche Trail führt über 24 km bzw. 54 km rund um die Madrisa. Die ersten 8 km entsprechen dem Madrisa Trail T54. Wer durchs Ziel läuft, wird sich vor Endorphinen kaum retten können – so viel steht fest.