Trail running routes in Davos Klosters

The 2-Länder Trail is a very demanding and attractive trail for experienced trail runners with its more than 50 km and around 3,600 metres of altitude. 

This trail has what it takes to become a popular classic! Beautiful 360° panoramic trail over the valley floor of Klosters.

A beautiful trail with high mountain feeling at 2,000-2,300 m altitude – ideal for runners doing altitude training or simply wanting to enjoy the breathtaking panorama.

This scenic high-altitude trail combines everything that sets trail runners' hearts racing: challenging trails, varied terrain, and a spectacular panorama.

Picturesque landscapes, breathtaking panoramas amid the Bündner mountains, and varied, adventurous trails: The course of the classic Davos X-Trails impresses with its unique, high-alpine scenery and can of course also be enjoyed outside the race period.

Picturesque landscapes, breathtaking panoramas amid the Bündner mountains, and varied, adventurous trails: The route of the king stage of the Davos X-Trails impresses with its unique, high alpine scenery and can of course also be enjoyed outside of race time.

The Jakobshorn is the well-known local mountain of Davos. In winter a mecca for winter sports enthusiasts, the mountain offers a unique trail system for trail runners, bikers, and hikers in summer. The local mountain Home Run is ideal for altitude training. Therefore, the trail was also part of the Swissalpine Irontrail in 2019. During the race, the trail extended further over Brämabüel and Ischalp back to Davos. Here, the route is described up to the Jakobshorn. An ideal preparation for the entire summer season.

The trail running route follows the former tracks of the Walser. Through a wildly romantic gorge, the path leads from Klosters over the Wolfgang Pass and finally past the lovely Davos Lake to Davos Platz.