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A Breathtaking Destination
Switzerland is a breathtaking destination where majestic Alps meet crystal-clear lakes and charming cities. Perfect for outdoor enthusiasts, you can ski in Zermatt or hike through lush valleys in summer.
Explore vibrant Zurich, peaceful Geneva, or medieval Bern, each offering rich history and culture. Indulge in Swiss chocolate, fondue, and world-class cuisine. With an efficient transport system and stunning train routes like the Glacier Express, getting around is easy. Though Switzerland can be pricey, options like the Swiss Travel Pass make it accessible. Whether for adventure or relaxation, Switzerland promises unforgettable beauty and experiences. Get Inspired Now!
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Graubünden: The Home of Trails
Graubünden, Switzerland’s largest canton, is a paradise for nature lovers. Known for alpine resorts like St. Moritz, Engadin - La Punt and Davos, it offers year-round outdoor adventures, from mountain biking, skiing to hiking.
With stunning landscapes, charming villages, and the unique Romansh language, Graubünden is perfect for those seeking both adventure and tranquility. Discover the beauty of Graubünden. 1000 summits, 150 valleys, 615 lakes and 3 languages. That’s Graubünden in numbers. In this region, visitors can find chic alpine towns or as well as small idyllic mountain villages. On the slopes, cross country tracks, hiking paths or bike trails, the adventures awaiting outdoor enthusiast and nature lovers are countless.
Engadin - La Punt: A Serene Alpine Paradise
Picturesque and sun-drenched, the village stretches between wild peaks and fragrant mountain pine forests along the Inn River from the Albula slope across the Engadin valley floor to the entrance of the unspoiled Val Chamuera.
Mountain biking in La Punt and in the Engadin is top-notch: 16 specialized bike hotels, spectacular cable car inclusive offers for bikers, skills parks and pump tracks, and, above all, over 400 kilometers of riding excitement on well-signposted routes. Experience fun on the trails all the way to Italy, including excursions through forests and valleys, to mountain lakes and glaciers. Whether you are an experienced mountain biker or a flow-trail beginner, there is a perfect tour for everyone in the Engadin. Even adrenaline junkies can get their fix thanks to the Pass-Piz-Lake Trail Safari. From the Bernina Hospiz, the tour leads in the direction of Morteratsch and Pontresina. From Celerina, the gondola and chairlift take you up to Piz Nair at 3057 meters above sea level. Here, in addition to a fantastic view, a first-class descent to Lake Silvaplana, a good 1200 meters below, awaits you. La Punt offers an impressive ride: the Albula Trail runs for almost 9 kilometers from the pass directly into the village.
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Davos: The Singletrail Paradise
Davos in Grisons is a place of superlatives: this holiday destination with international ambience is the largest resort in the Alps for mountain holidays, sport and conferences, at 1560 m the highest town in the Alps and a high-altitude health resort with a long tradition.
Hardly any other Alpine resort has as much sport in its blood as Davos Klosters. This is also true of mountain biking. Regardless of what type of trails you’re into, the region features all variations of singletrack – for all levels of ability. These include highlights such as the “Bahnentour” adventure – 10,000 metres of descent – or the award-winning “Alps Epic Trail Davos”. Best of all, hikers and mountain bikers alike may use the trails. This is made possible due to each parties’ respectful attitudes – “Trail tolerance”. Our “Trail Crew” works hard to ensure that the trails are always well maintained and local bike academies, specialist bike hotels, lifts and cable cars help to transport mountain bikers up to the summits, providing exceptional back-up. In short, Davos Klosters can confidently call itself the singletrack paradise of the Alps. Not because we want to advertise it, but because we love, live and breathe mountain biking ourselves.