"EVERY MOUNTAIN TOP IS WITHIN REACH IF YOU JUST KEEP CLIMBING."
Barry Finlay
Summer - Guided hiking
Through Europes oldest Swiss Stone Pine Forest
The forest is a wonderful world all its own.
It radiates so much tranquility, yet is teeming with life. Forests are precious habitats for many plants and animals and are home to the greatest biodiversity.
The forest has been proven to be of great importance to our mental well-being.
Anyone who enters the forest attentively will discover that its magic is inescapable. There is hardly a better place to unwind than the forest.
The color green in all its nuances, pure air, silence, special scents...
a world of secrets worth discovering.
Difficulty: T2
From Saaser Alp to St. Antönien
Walking has always been the most natural form of movement.
Hiking means returning to our roots and our own pace. Hiking allows us to explore, but also relax.
So, with the Silvretta Group behind us, we take on some of Switzerland's 65,000 km of hiking trails and set off toward the Rätikon Mountains to the tranquil Walser village of St. Antönien.
Difficulty: T2
Munt Buffalora
The area around the Ofenpass is characterized by wild nature, but also by numerous historical traces.
The name Ofenpass recalls the former mining industry, and remnants of iron smelters and blast furnaces can still be seen in the landscape.
South of Buffalora are old mine tunnels.
In the Middle Ages, iron ore was mined here and further processed in smelting furnaces near Il Fuorn.
Difficulty: T3
A rocky detour to Schlappin Valley
The mountains of the Alps have fascinated us humans for generations.
Everything up above is different than down below. Quieter. Farther. More authentic.
As the plants become smaller, the shrubs flatter, and the trees fewer and fewer, nature reaches its limits.
And we hikers, with our summit goals, come alive. Even if we don't actually climb a peak on our way to the Schlappin Valley, we are still in the midst of it.
Among rock, scree, and our fascinating mountain world.
Difficulty: T2
Excursions
Alpine plants - small survival artists with great abilities
Extremes have always fascinated humans.
So why not seek them out at our feet? Exceptional habitats like our Alps require special adaptations.
in such inhospitable locations, in particular, face immense challenges. And yet, there is an astonishing abundance of these survivalists and specialists.
Discover the plant world of the Alps with me!
Difficulty: T2
Meadow habitat - the fascination of small things
Meadows are habitats for numerous animal and plant species.
They promote biodiversity and are also of great importance for our agriculture. They also contribute to soil health and water quality.
Meadows are a place of tranquility, even though life is bustling there – often hidden from view.
Join me on a journey to the meadows in our area, where we'll immerse ourselves in another world together and discover many exciting things.
Difficulty: T1
For night owls - night hike with open fire cheese fondue
Night hiking - a special way to connect with our surroundings.
In the dark, we perceive everything around us differently. Visual stimuli are reduced, and our other senses are heightened. Animal sounds, the wind in the trees, the smell of damp forest floor - we perceive all of these more intensely. This makes night hiking a small but exciting expedition.
We start at dusk and hike through the forest to Alp Novai, where we fortify ourselves with a delicious cheese fondue cooked over an open fire.
In the dark, we hike along the Landquart river back to Klosters.
Dates: August 11 and September 8, 2025
Meeting point: Klosters Monbiel, parking lot
Time: 8:00 p.m.
Duration: approx. 4 hours
Price per person: CHF 55
Difficulty: T1
Minimum number of participants: 4
