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Multi-stage route
Three-day trail: Panorama Trailrun from Davos, Klosters to Praettigau (entire route)
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Drei Tage Trail: Unterwegs im Rätikon zwischen Cavelljoch und Golrosa hoch über SchiersPhoto: Prättigau Marketing
The "Drei Tage Trail" is a multi-day trailrunning tour in Grisons, leading from Davos to Klosters and into the Prättigau. The top trailrun destinations combine the exciting Parsenn/Gotschna, Madrisa and Rätikon mountains into a panoramic trailrun with three daily stages.
The 69 km long three-day trail offers a unique experience for all those who can't get enough of trailrunning. The route fits to all trail runners who already have some experience. The tour can also be booked as a package during the summer season and consists of three overnight stays incl. dinner, the cable care rides and optionally a luggage transport for the entire route. This allows guests to focus entirely on the trails without any weight on their backs.
The multi-day tour starts with the first overnight stay in Davos. On the first day, the Parsennbahn (cable car) takes you up to the Weissfluhjoch (mountain peak).
From there the adventure starts on the Panorama Trail towards Gotschna and further to Klosters.
Length: 17.2 kilometres, duration: 3.5 hours
To the detailed route description of stage 1: Davos - Klosters
After an overnight stay in Klosters, the second day leads into the Rätikon. The Madrisabahn takes you up to the starting point. Right at the beginning, the trail promises excitement. After the ascent to the peak of this tour, the Rätschenhorn, the trail leads to the border with Austria. The ridge run along the border is certainly a highlight and offers the most beautiful views. A day full of variety awaits the trail runners and a relaxing overnight stay in the Walser village of St. Antönien.
Length: 20.4 kilometres, duration: 4.5 hours
To the detailed route description of stage 2: Klosters - St. Antönien
On the last day, the route leads over thrilling high-altitude trails along the impressive limestone walls of the Rätikon and a short detour to Austria to the mountain station of the Fanas cable car. After a cosy break on the terrace of the Berghaus Sassauna, the cable car brings guests back to the valley.
Length: 29.3 kilometres, duration: 6.5 hours
Detailed route description of stage 3: St. Antönien - Fanas
Author’s recommendation
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Track types
Rest stops
Bergrestaurant Weissfluhjoch ParsennHotel Strela
Alpina Klosters
Carschinahütte
Berggasthaus Sassauna
Safety information
The route is suited for trail runners who already have experience. You get a multi-day experience with a lot of variety and combined with spectacular mountain scenery. Surefootedness and fitness are required.Tips and hints
Discover more trails on praettigau.info/trailrunning or davos.ch/trailrunning.Start
Destination
Turn-by-turn directions
2. stage: Klosters Platz - Klosters Dorf - Madrisabahn (cable car) - mountain station Madrisa - Saaser Calanda - Rätschenhorn - Rätschenjoch - Gafier Joch - Gafiersee - St. Antönier Joch - St. Antönien
3. stage: St. Antönien - Carschinasee - Carschinahütte - Schweizer Tor - Verajoch - Cavelljoch - Golrosa - Vordersäss (Pt. 1699) - Luderer Egg (Pt. 2015) - Eggli - cable care Fanas - Fanas
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Public transport
Public-transport-friendly
Bis Landquart mit der Schweizerischen Bundesbahn (SBB), dann umsteigen auf die Rhätische Bahn (RhB) in Richtung Davos.
By road
Von Zürich / St. Margrethen herkommend verlassen Sie die Autobahn A13/E43 in Landquart in Richtung Landquart, Davos, Vereina. Fahren Sie auf der Nationalstrasse A28 bis nach Davos.
Parking
Es wird empfohlen die Parkplätzte beim Bahnhof Landquart oder Schiers zu benutzten und danach mit der Rhätischen Bahn nach Davos-Dorf zu fahren.
Coordinates
Equipment
Suitable trail running shoes, backpack with beverages (water or energy drink), food (bars, gels or a sandwich with local mountain cheese and "Bündnerfleisch" a regional dried meat speciality?), windbreaker, mobile phone and emergency kit.Statistics
- 3 Stages
This multi-day tour can be booked as a package and promises varied terrain, playful trails and breathtaking views over three days.
Die 2. Etappe der Mehrtagestour Davos-Klosters-Prättigau folgt zu einem grossen Teil der spektakulären Strecke des Madrisa Trail. Entlang der ...
Die 3. Etappe der Trailrunning Mehrtagestour Davos-Klosters-Fanas führt entlang der eindrücklichen Kalkwände des Rätikons. Wohl einer der ...
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