Dams in Arosa

On the famous Squirrel Path, children can feed the lively squirrels and enjoy a story that describes the life of a squirrel.

Arosa Bärenland - the alpine sanctuary in Graubünden offers rescued bears a new home in a natural environment. Visitors experience bears up close and learn exciting facts about animal protection and their way of life. An excursion destination for animal lovers and nature enthusiasts.

The Eggahus in Innerarosa is the oldest house in the village. From the outside it is an architectural jewel, while inside, it is a treasure chamber full of stories: The local history museum is housed in this former meeting hall.

With the majesty of a triumphal arch, the Langwies viaduct soars 62m above the gorge where the Plessur and Sapün rivers meet. The construction is eloquent testimony to the pioneering spirit of the creators of what would come to be called the Rhaetian Railway.

We’ve all been there: you try a new sport in the holidays and despite enjoying it somehow don’t carry on. Arosa now has a Comeback Pack for people just like you. It has never been this easy to start skiing again.

The slopes in the Arosa winter sports area mainly range from easy to moderate, but there is also a wide and attractive selection of pistes suitable for more seasoned skiers. The black-marked Hörnli Piste in particular is perfect for those sporting turns.

On five evenings between the hours of 5:30 PM and 6:30 PM, the Weisshorn gondola train is converted to a fairy tale gondola.

Ice lovers can indulge in their favourite sports in summer and winter. 

There is great demand for the snowcat rides. This fun activity is offered in conjunction with dinner in the Carmennahütte or the Tschuggenhütte. The guests are picked up from the Restaurant Erzhorn in a snow groomer and driven up to the huts. Group size: 15 - 100 peopleCost: Usually the cost of the dinner is included

Enjoy the Hörnli Trail in a wonderful evening atmosphere and then round off the evening with a barbecue in the Restaurant Alpenblick.

An unforgettable experience for the whole family: all sorts of cute little animals can be fed by hand on the Eichhörnliweg.

On one of the highest 18-hole golf courses in Europe you can enjoy panoramic golf at its best.

This park on the Tschuggen has had a new set-up since last winter. From waves, troughs, cool obstacles to small and large kickers, Tschuggen Snow Park offers a varied and playful layout.

A modern microcosm is hidden behind the typical façade of the Maran cheese dairy.

Enjoy some fondue in the mountain restaurant after a day’s skiing, and travel down to the valley by lantern light.

The toboggan run on Tschuggenberg starts right next to the ski runs and winter hiking trails. Fortify yourself with refreshments in the cosy Tschuggen Hut before you start this rapid descent.

Climbing from branch to branch in the lofty heights or rappelling down from a tree – the Rope Park in Arosa offers these and other adventures.

The traditional Grisons holiday resort of Arosa is located at the far end of the Schanfigg at around 1800m. Here, a majestic mountain world offers no end of sportive adventure.

In Arosa, at an altitude of 1,800m, families will discover something usually only found at the seaside – a lovely little sandy beach where the whole family will want to stay. Bathing by the Untersee was originally reserved for men; until 1920, the ladies had to make do with the colder water of the Obersee (upper lake)...

On the descent to the Weisshornbahn valley station, next to slope no. 15 Arosa, the coolest carbon neutral nature park has been created using only local pine timber. The creative line was financed through a crowd funding initiative.

The Parpaner Rothorn and the Arosa Weisshorn are among the region's best-known freeriding mountains. If you want to enjoy the peace and quiet of this impressive mountainscape away from the winter sports area, the guided ski safari is your chance.

On the 9-hole course every participant can prove his qualities, whether it is a good eye, sensitivity or ambition.

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.

What better way to start the day than carving the first tracks in the freshly prepared snow? Amidst the stillness of the Arosa mountains, the only sound to be heard is the crunching of snow underfoot. Early risers are rewarded with untouched pistes in the first morning light.

You will build an igloo like the Eskimos.

Participants form into teams to test themselves in „tricky disciplines“. The teams compete for points at various events (e.g. archery, Blind Square, etc.). All events are supervised by guides. Plenty of fun and memorable experiences guaranteed!

Now there’s even more reason to book a skiing holiday! All children aged 17 or younger can enjoy free group lessons at the Swiss Snow Sports School in Arosa when you spend at least two nights at a selected hotel or holiday apartment.

Snow park Arosa is located in the Tomeli area directly next to the middle station.

Our tip „A different kind of Après-Ski “: You will build a snow bar under professional guidance.

A varied and diverse landscape awaits around the Obersee (lake).

Arosa est une terre baignée de contes et de légendes, que ses habitants se racontent avec délectation, comme celle du château enchanté ou celle de l'esprit de l'horloge du Fondei.