Madrisa Land
Experience fun, games, and action in our Madrisa Land! A ride on the raft turns children into daring pirates. Numerous water games provide a refreshing break on warm summer days and offer a welcome cool-down for both animals and humans. Test your skills in a challenge with your kids on the slackline, or enjoy a refreshing ice cream on the beautiful terrace of the Madrisa Alp while your kids play on the trampoline nearby.

In Madrisa Land, you’ll find the following play equipment:

• Bouncy castle
• Trampoline
• Bouldering wall
• Climbing tree
• Climbing tower
• Rockslide
• Slides
• Numerous water games
• Slackline
• Snake cave
• Ball launcher
• Throwing wall
• Alphorns
• Swings
• Small flying fox
• Wheelchair swing
• Sandpit
• Gondola play structure
• Playhouse
• Campfire

And of course, don't forget the main attraction – the breathtaking mountain panorama!

Adventure Park Davos - Helmets and Hearts for Adventure
Balance and climb in the treetops: For a thrill beyond the peaks, the Davos Adventure Park offers a rope park with various levels of difficulty for all ages. Equipped with professional gear and proper guidance, your climbing adventure begins.

The rope park features 5 courses with 8 stations of varying difficulty levels. Fun and experience are always at the forefront. The park staff will instruct visitors and supervise the facility. Afterward, guests practice self-belay, where visitors not only check their own gear but also help check others. The children's course (ages 4 to 8) features a continuous safety system to ensure the safety of younger participants. The park also includes two playgrounds, a public barbecue area, and the Chalet Velo restaurant.

Bike and Skate Park
The Davos Adventure Park has a bike park for freeriders, suitable for all mountain bikers. Skill level doesn’t matter – the tracks are designed for both beginners and experienced riders to have fun. The Tableline made of humus is perfect for beginners, while the Dirtline with gaps challenges the more advanced riders. The mix of excavated materials and composite surface allows parts of the pump track to be used even in poor weather.

The skills course is ideal for testing and improving your riding technique. The bike park is free to use with your own bike and is also accessible outside of rope park hours. During rope park opening hours, dirt bikes and protective gear can be rented.

The bike park hosts several events during the summer, ranging from the Swiss Dirt Series to recreational competitions. Skateboarders are also warmly welcomed. If you decide on a spontaneous visit to the bike park, you can rent your bike or skateboard on-site.

Climbing Garden Seehorn
Located near the peaks of Seehorn, the Seehorn Climbing Garden is about an hour's walk from the Flüelastrasse in Davos Dorf. The spot is sunny and offers a beautiful view of the surrounding nature. It offers 24 routes, ranging from 1 to 3 rope lengths, with difficulty levels 3 to 7. A route topo and a fire pit are available at the base of the wall.

Climbing Wall Färbi Sports Hall Davos
Test your strength, balance, and skill at a wall that progressively challenges you. The climbing wall in the Färbi Sports Hall in Davos is popular among mountaineers and fitness enthusiasts. Covering an area of 564 m², it features nearly fifty routes of all difficulty levels, as well as a bouldering area. Two sectors with inclined profiles are available for beginners and children. For experienced climbers, there are various overhanging and horizontal sections, with the highest point reaching nearly nine meters. The main 37-meter wall along the northern facade is designed for moderate climbing levels. The area is complemented by an attractive bouldering section.

Mountain Tours & Guides
For high-altitude mountain tours and glacier hikes, explore the Davos region with a professional mountain guide from Pur Erleben. You can also participate in igloo building courses or snowshoe hikes. Get information on events directly from us.

SAC Climbing Hall Küblis
Located in Küblis, on Hauptstrasse 6 c, the SAC Climbing Hall offers over 800 m² of climbing surface with 74 to 85 routes. The area is divided into 630 m² of climbing walls, 150 m² of bouldering area (4 bouldering blocks), and 50 m² of roofed space. Adults and children from the age of 4 (accompanied by an adult) can take climbing courses. It is also possible to rent climbing equipment for both adults and children directly at the hall.