Challenging trail run over the Flüela valley, rewarded with magnificent views of mountains, lakes, and the village.
The Pischa cable car is closed during the summer months and offers those who venture to the height of the Pischahorn a haven of peace. This route requires a bit more physical fitness than the other Davos Klosters Ridges but compensates with breathtaking views of the Flüela valley, the village, and the heart-shaped Pischa lake. The path winds up the Flüelaberg to the Pischagrat, where it follows the ridge to the Pischahorn. The first part of the descent is technical and leads over the Hafentälli glacier down to the lake. From there, the gentler slopes take over and lead back to the Pischagrat, where the descent starts again and leads back to the starting point at the Pischa valley station.
Author’s recommendation
A short power break at the lake is recommended. Anyone who wants to stop there should definitely pack a jacket.
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Track types
Rest stops
Bergrestaurant PischaMäderbeiz Pischa
Safety information
All routes of the Davos Klosters Ridges collection have exposed sections. A certain running confidence and dizziness-free are prerequisites. Plan your route and pack your equipment accordingly.
Dörfji
Davos Dorf, Pischabahn
Bergrestaurant Pischa
Pischa
Bergstation Pischa
Pischahorn
Mäderbeiz Pischa
Parkplatz Pischa
Coordinates
Localization
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.

User Questions