Golf in Graubünden

Graubünden is without a doubt a hotspot as alpine holiday region in Switzerland. Majestic mountains, deep valleys and rivers and lakes lined-up both north and south of the Alps under varying weather conditions.

Families who are introduced to the art of golf on the 18-hole course in Zuoz quickly find out that golfing is a lot of fun.

The 9-hole golf facility with driving range in Sedrun is the only golf course on which the ball flies across the Rhine. Or, let's say, is supposed to fly across the Rhine. An absolute highlight for expert golfers and novices alike.

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.

The highest mountain in the Arosa region accessible by cable car offers impressive views as far as Chur and to the south across the Graubünden Alps to Piz Bernina.

Martinskirche (St. Martin's Church) is found in the little village of Zillis in Graubuenden. The church is famous for its painted ceiling dating to the 12th century. The ceiling painting, which consists of 153 panels, is the only one in the world that is nearly completely preserved.

Now here’s something for the little ones. While on this tour, your children will learn about the Old Town in a playful and entertaining manner and go hunting for all kinds of animal tracks. Fun is guaranteed!

Play a GEO-certified, challenging 9-hole golf course - with spectacular tees. An electric cart is included in every green fee.

The outdoor track delivers an authentic motor sport atmosphere: three technical bends, a challenging chicane, two thrilling straights and more.

The Swiss Federal Institute for Snow and Avalanche Research Weissfluhjoch/Davos reports ..." During the winter months this report is broadcast daily on the radio and television or published in newspapers, on the Internet or by telephone. Approximately half a million enquiries and phone calls are registered every winter.

The toboggan run from Lü to Tschierv runs through snow-covered winter forest and provides unlimited tobogganing fun for all ages.

The widely scattered communities and hamlets in Langwies and Sapün are typical of Walser heritage and are best appreciated while on a sled.

A truly scenic and architecturally historic jewel. The Malvaglia-Dagro cable car offers access to a landscape in which cultural, scenic, sporting and relaxation aspects all come together.

The sun-spoilt Scuol, Bad Tarasp-Vulpera, Sent and Ftan region nestles between the Silvretta summits and the so-called Engadine Dolomites. A total 77 kilometers of snow-sure trails for cross-country skiing and skating between Susch and Martina are open to you in the Scuol Engadine cross-country region.

Panoramic views as far as the eye can see. Blogger family Mama mal 3 (mum with three kids) enjoyed nature at its most impressive in Pontresina and felt right at home from the word go.

The idyllic Lake Silvaplana in the Upper Engadine is a well-known gem among international kite surfers. It was here where kitesurfing was invented.

Free skating on the natural ice field in Parpan.

Welcome to the Grisons, home of Heidi. Here, the author Johanna Spyri was inspired to write the world-famous children’s story of the same name. The wine region’s capital is Maienfeld. In Bad Ragaz, the neighbouring spa and health resort, thermal waters spring from the imposing Tamina Gorge. For hundreds of years, people have flocked to this destination seeking convalescence. The ‘Heidiland’ holiday region also delights visitors with its numerous offers for hikers, cyclists, and winter-sports enthusiasts.

Cross-country skiing and working as a team can be beautifully combined in Pontresina: “Kurz krampfa, lang laufa” (work hard, ski harder!) is the name of the service offered to companies wanting to host a special team event with their employees.

Snowlovers of all ages certainly get a run for their money on this extra-long toboggan descent below the Piz Mundaun.

There is a diverse network of ski pistes along the sunny slope of Motta Naluns high above Scuol in the Lower Engadin. The showpiece of downhill runs is located right on the eastern edge of the ski area: the Pista dal Sömi takes you from Salaniva to the pretty mountain village of Sent.