Madrisa round tour

Mittel

24.9 km

6:30 h

2776 Hm

2200 Hm

Madrisa Rundtour - Aufstieg Schlappiner Joch

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The Madrisa circuit has been considered a classic ski route for decades. The cross-border, technically easy day ski route leads to Austria and back.

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Technik

Kondition

Höchster Punkt 2615 m

Tiefster Punkt 1137 m

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Start

Klosters-Dorf

Ziel

St. Antönien

Koordinaten

46.884491, 9.875752

Details

Beschreibung

The Madrisa round tour starts in Klosters-Dorf. From there, the gondola lift to Madrisa, the Schaffürggli chairlift, and the Madrisa T-bar lift are used to reach about 2500 m. From the Madrisa ski area, you cross eastwards to the Schlappinerjoch (2201 m) and then ski northwards down into the Valzifenztal. Through this valley, you reach Gargellen (1420 m) in Montafon (Austria). Using the chairlift (Schafbergbahn) and ski lift (Kristallbahn), you ascend again to about 2200 m. A short descent northwards along the valley run to Gargellen is followed by an approximately 45-minute ascent to the St. Antönier Joch.

A wonderful descent through the Alpeltitälli to St. Antönien completes the Madrisa round tour. What is a fantastic 3-day tour in summer can be easily experienced in one day in winter.

After a well-deserved break in one of the cozy restaurants in St. Antönien, post buses run to Küblis. From there, you can take the Rhaetian Railway back to Klosters-Dorf.

Geheimtipp

Tickets are only available at the ticket office of the Madrisa Mountain Railways in Klosters.

Sicherheitshinweis

The ski and snowshoe routes are to be understood as general directional indications. Depending on conditions, ascent and descent routes must be adjusted. No guarantee is given for the accuracy, completeness, and currency of the information.

Engaging in ski touring in the open terrain is at your own risk. Every ski tourer is strongly advised to prepare thoroughly, plan routes, and obtain current information about snow and avalanche conditions. Avalanche report and snow info: www.slf.ch

Liability is excluded for accidents resulting from the use of the published information and route details.

If in doubt, be accompanied by experienced ski tourers or a mountain guide: www.praettigau.info/bergfuehrer

Ausrüstung

Ski routes require good preparation (training / equipment, etc.) and should only be undertaken in favorable weather and avalanche conditions.

Wegbeschreibung

Klosters-Dorf - Madrisa Mountain Station - Schlappinerjoch - Valzifenztal - Gargellen - Schafberg - St. Antönier Joch - Alpeltitälli - St. Antönien

Anfahrt

Öffentliche Verkehrsmittel

Take the Swiss Federal Railways (SBB) to Landquart, then change to the Rhaetian Railway (RhB) towards Davos-Platz. Get off at Klosters-Dorf.
Attention: Trains towards Scuol-Tarasp do not stop at Klosters-Dorf!

Anreise Information

If you come from Zurich / St. Margrethen, leave the A13/E43 motorway at Landquart towards Landquart, Davos, Vereina. Drive on the A28 to Klosters Dorf.

Parken

There are sufficient paid parking spaces available at the mountain railways. Please note that there is a night parking ban in the parking lot of the Madrisa Mountain Railways.

Wegpunkte

Cable Car Station Davos Klosters

Klosters-Madrisa Cable cars

Madrisa is a family mountain in summer as well as in winter with many opportunities for activities, especially for families with children.

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Restaurant Prättigau

Restaurant & Hotel Rhätia

A fine varied menu as well as daily changing lunch and dinner menus.

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Restaurant Prättigau

Restaurant & Hotel Madrisajoch

Cuisine with products from the village - or at least with predominantly local / regional origin.
The menus alternate seasonally.
Simple but sophisticated!

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Bus Station Davos Klosters

Klosters, Madrisabahn

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Bus Station Davos Klosters

Klosters, Dorf

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E-car charging station Prättigau

E-Auto Ladestation St. Antönien

Since mid-July 2018, electric car drivers have had the opportunity to charge their e-vehicles in St. Antönien. The AVIA VOLT (formerly PLUG'N ROLL) charging station is located at the P2 car park, right next to the village church and the Hotel Madrisajoch and is open to the public.

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Bus Station Prättigau

St. Antönien, Platz

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Bus Station Prättigau

St. Antönien, Meierhof

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Bus Station Prättigau

St. Antönien, Abzw. Michelshof

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City Prättigau

Mountaineering village St. Antönien

St. Antönien offers a stage for mountaineers, peace seekers and nature lovers in all seasons and nature lovers and nature-oriented tourism has a long tradition here. These are two of the reasons why St. Antönien is the first mountaineering village in Switzerland.

Being a mountaineering village is an award for the tireless commitment of the St. Antönier to a careful handling of nature, to a dynamic village with lived traditions and to an active social life. At the same time, it is a commitment to continue to take care of these values – so that St. Antönien remains livable and lovable.

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