Arosa in Switzerland is set in a stunning location at the end of a valley in Graubünden. Certainly, this is a popular place for holidays and relaxation and is surrounded by superb mountain scenery. This destination is a dream place with an average of eight to twelve hours of sunshine a day. On the other hand, Arosa is well known for its lakes, ski slopes and trails like the Squirrel Path.

Come here for its high-quality hotels, frozen lakes and activities for both summer and winter seasons. Arosa, in addition to its spectacular scenery, is also famous for its top-quality events. Most importantly, cross-country skiers come here in winter because the town has a well-known and safe skiing area with over 60 kilometres of slopes. Moreover, it’s also good for families all year-round with lots of activities for the kids. In short, the area will make your holiday memorable and your mountain dream come true whatever the season.

This place is suitable for people of all ages, no matter what you want to get from your holiday. For example, families with kids or without, couples, retired people and solo travellers are welcomed to enjoy everything that Arosa has to offer. To sum up, there are fun sports for the kids and adults alike.

Skiing, snowboarding and sledging

Ski and Snowboard: You can choose from 225 km of slopes with guaranteed snow in the winter, if you’re planning to spend your holiday during winter in this region of Switzerland. This region is considered the largest interconnected skiing place in Graubünden. For instance, this winter scenery is incredibly impressive over and over again.

Sledging: Arosa has a total of 4.7 kilometres of sledge runs, which are in the slope map of Arosa Lenzerheide. The descent is also popular with night owls who want to sledge to the village after an enjoyable dinner. Families, young and old people or groups can practice this sport. You will find the perfect tobogganing run at night in Arosa. The toboggan runs are partially illuminated. But, night sledding is best combined with a hearty fondue made from local Alpine cheese in the mountain restaurant. Also, in Arosa and Lenzerheide they have night sledding once a week, on Thursday evening during the winter season.

Cross-Country Skiing: In Arosa and surroundings you have a diverse network of cross-country trails with 86 kilometres of double marked trails. Whether you prefer classic or skate skiing, sporting thrills are guaranteed. Cross country participant has the possibility to experience the winter season from a peaceful self-propelled standpoint, even for those cross-country guests who want to participate in the night trail (4 km long). This illuminated night trail is waiting for night owls in the Biathlon Arena Lenzerheide and is open and lit daily between 05.00 and 09.00 pm.

Other winter activities

Winter hiking: Arosa mountains offer a good choice for your dream tour. There are various routes and tours with difficulty level for each. Discover Arosa by foot on one of the magnificent hiking trails. Therefore, Arosa offers over 60 km of hiking trails which lead through snow covered forests.

Snow bike: Snow biking is a complete new feeling on the snow. Carving and powder runs are also possible as well as sliding and jumping.

Curling:  This is one of the oldest kinds of winter sport and has developed to a very popular sport in Arosa. The sport is famous especially for amateur and beginner’s participants. Curling sport is very similar to bowling and popular among participants of all ages. The player judgement and concentration is needed for this sport.

Adventure activities

Hiking:  Take a popular hike and admire the spectacular views. However, some routes are very challenging. That’s why it is recommended for experienced or tough hikers. The trails in some areas lead through terrains with no visible path, across snowfields and coarse gravel. However, if you are prepared for the challenge, you will be rewarded with beautiful Alpine mountain scenery from Switzerland.

Rope Park:  You have the chance to experience a unique adventure. The rope park requires courage, skills and players in a good mood, physical condition and shape. Further, eight different courses wait for you at the Arosa Rope Park. This is a unique, fun and challenging sport in Switzerland. There are 7 courses for children and adults. Children have their own courses, one for kids between 4 and 9 years old and one for kids from 6 to 9 years old, with their own continuous safety system. Therefore this way, the children can safely climb from tree to tree.

Other summer activities

Fishing: Visitors can’t find a better place to fish than at a natural lake in the Swiss Alps. Arosa offers a variety of fishing locations. Certainly, you can rent rowing boats for fishing. Fishing season at the Obersee and Untersee lakes runs from 1 May to 15 October 5.00am to 10.00pm daily (subject to modification). Fishing at swimming areas is not allowed.

Running in the mountains has lots of benefits for your health. Fresh mountain air in your nose and a spectacular Alpine panorama will make you find your ideal running trail in and around Arosa. Tourists can participate in a variety of running events. Most importantly, you can enjoy physical challenges combined with mental stimulation by the unique scenery.

Riding a horse: You can enjoy the beautiful mountain landscape sitting on a horse back or in a horse-drawn carriage. Certainly, this is another wonderful way to discover the areas around Arosa.