A three‑hour urban‑alpine scavenger hunt, the Davos Foxtrail Cuolm‑Strinau blends puzzle solving with short hikes up to mountain pastures. Teams follow a sly trail of clues that weave local history, Thomas Mann lore and alpine scenery into a hands‑on city game.
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They hand you the starting documents and send you out onto Davos’ streets as the mountain air pushes at your back. Cobblestones click underfoot, footpaths steepen toward alpine meadows, and the town’s hotels and congress center recede while the trail pulls you uphill toward Cuolm and Strinau. The fox’s clues are written into corners of the village and into high‑altitude markers that test smell, sight and teamwork.
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
3 hours
Fitness Level
Moderate fitness: comfortable walking on varied surfaces with some uphill sections; stair‑style stamina helps.
Wildlife
History
Davos transformed in the late 19th and early 20th centuries from a high‑alpine village into a health and congress resort—Thomas Mann immortalized its cultural edge in literature.
Conservation
Stay on marked paths to protect fragile alpine meadows; local authorities promote waste carry‑out and respect for grazing areas.
Reserve your spot on the Davos Foxtrail Cuolm Strinau today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Bring grippy footwear
Expect mixed surfaces—pavement and dirt paths with short steeps—so shoes with good traction matter.
Charge your phone
Clues and the optional helpline rely on a charged mobile device and local data or Wi‑Fi.
Start in morning light
Morning runs cooler on steep sections and the light improves views toward the valley and ridgelines.
Use public transport
Davos has regular trains and buses that put you close to trailheads—park outside town to avoid fees.
Sturdy walking shoes
Provides traction on mixed pavement and mountain paths.
Layered jacket
Thin waterproof and insulating layers handle fast alpine weather changes.
Charged smartphone
Needed for digital clues, helpline and map access.
Water bottle (500–1000 ml)
Staying hydrated keeps thinking sharp for puzzles and uphill stretches.