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High-altitude Trail Davos Klosters

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  • Parsennbahn
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This panoramic high-altitude trail combines everything that makes trail runners' hearts beat faster: Challenging trails, varied terrain and a spectacular panorama.
moderate
Distance 13.3 km
2:27 h
266 m
712 m
2,668 m
2,200 m
he trail is located on a circular route in the Parsenn Davos Klosters area. The Parsenn cable car takes you from Davos to the Weissfluhjoch. From Klosters you can get to the Gotschnagrat with the Gotschnabahn. Alternatively, the route can also be started from there.

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Trail with exit option at the Gotschnabahn Klosters. 360° degree view.
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Fredi Michel
Update: March 11, 2021
Difficulty
moderate
Technique
Stamina
Experience
Landscape
Highest point
2,668 m
Lowest point
2,200 m
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Track types

Dirt road 35.72%Forested/wild trail 2.49%Path 35.45%Unknown 26.32%
Dirt road
4.8 km
Forested/wild trail
0.3 km
Path
4.7 km
Unknown
3.5 km
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Tips and hints

Further info:

This route is one of many top routes in the joint Davos Klosters & Prättigau trail network.

Discover more tours at: https://www.praettigau.info/Aktivitaeten/Sommer/Trailrunning 

Start

Weissfluhjoch (2,664 m)
Coordinates:
SwissGrid
2'780'547E 1'189'575N
DD
46.832813, 9.805465
DMS
46°49'58.1"N 9°48'19.7"E
UTM
32T 561426 5186900
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Destination

Station Höhenweg

Turn-by-turn directions

From the Weissfluhjoch, the trail descends to the Kreuzweg, to the Parsennfurka junction. Serpentine rock characterises the ground up to this point and thus demands the attention of every runner. Now follows the counter ascent to the mountain station of the Seetäli lift. The single trail that then runs parallel to the grade is unique and rewards every runner with the magnificent view over the entire Prättigau with the Schweizertor, Rätikon, Madrisa and the Silvretta Group. A plateau with lush alpine flowers characterises the next section of the trail up to Grüenhöreli.

Here begins a technically demanding trail past the "Steinmänndli", which is well worth seeing, to the Gotschna mountain station. Here runners have the option of either leaving the trail and taking the Gotschna cable car to Klosters and then the train back to Davos Dorf, or continuing on the easy trail to the Parsennhütte.

The subsequent Paroramatrail back to the middle station of the Parsenn cable car, the Höhenweg, forms a liberating conclusion to this varied high-altitude trail, which is suitable for both experienced and less experienced trail runners.

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all notes on protected areas

Public transport

Public-transport-friendly

By train to Landquart, continue with the Rhaetian Railway (RhB) to Davos.

Getting there

By car to Davos

- Route 28 Landquart - Davos

- Landwasserstrasse Thusis - Davos

Parking

Public car parks/parking garages in Davos

Coordinates

SwissGrid
2'780'547E 1'189'575N
DD
46.832813, 9.805465
DMS
46°49'58.1"N 9°48'19.7"E
UTM
32T 561426 5186900
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Difficulty
moderate
Distance
13.3 km
Duration
2:27 h
Ascent
266 m
Descent
712 m
Highest point
2,668 m
Lowest point
2,200 m
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