Dams in Lenzerheide

JibArea Stätz on the Heidbüel/Scalottas valley side in Lenzerheide is suitable for anyone who wants to get to try out jumps and fun elements under perfect conditions.

Die Eishalle bietet Ihnen die Möglichkeit verschiedene Eissportarten auszuüben - Eishockey, Eiskunstlauf, Curling und Eisstockschiessen.

The largest marble run in Switzerland for the little and not so little guests.

The only Globi hiking trail in Switzerland has been completely renovated and now features 13 exciting stations for kids.

The Autschliweg leads from Scharmoin back to the village of Lenzerheide. On the way, exciting discoveries about the forest habitat await. Autschli, the magical bear, is always there.

In summer, the beehives stand in the meadow right in front of the Scalottas Terroir restaurant – four traditional wooden hives. During winter, they are kept with the beekeeper in Zorten. For butterflies, wild bees, and other insects, we’ve created a flowering strip in the BergAcker, which belongs to the restaurant. Situated in Lain at 1,300 metres above sea level, the BergAcker is cultivated using permaculture principles.

Der Sportplatz Lenzerheide verwandelt sich in diesem Winter zum Eisfeld Lenzerheide. Mitten im Dorfzentrum von Lenzerheide lockt es Gross und Klein, in die winterliche Eislandschaft einzutauchen.

This viewpoint was known a long time ago for ore mining, but is now famous for its far-reaching views. You could spot as many as 1,000 peaks from up here.

No matter whether you’re on a classic sleigh, a racy bobsled or a sledding saucer, there is guaranteed fun for all ages here.

This delightfully long descent from the Rothorn summit to the village centre of Lenzerheide affords stunning views and a very varied route. Along the way enjoy steep sections, beautiful carving slopes and convenient connecting passages.

The Lenzerheide winter sports area’s most challenging piste hugs the steep slopes above Parpan. It is named in honour of local skiing expert Silvano Beltrametti. This route is the steepest women's World Cup downhill anywhere in the world.

Whoever said winter sports were only fun in the daytime? It would be a pity just to waste the night like that. Spend an evening night skiing on the Alp Stätz, going on a top-speed night sledging run from the Scharmoin middle station or skiing down from the Rothorn by the light of the full moon.

In the woods of Churwalden, elves use nature observation techniques to decipher the weather. To learn these techniques and so become a weather forecaster, all you have to do is follow the special weather adventure trail.