Speed down well-prepared toboggan runs above Davos with an instructor, from the family-friendly Schatzalp descent to the steeper Rinerhorn circuit. This private tour includes pickup options from Zurich or Lucerne and is tailored for beginners and families.
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The morning air in Davos bites bright and clean as you step onto the ridge above town, sled in hand and the valley falling away beneath a sweep of white. Trails curve through silvered pines; the prepared run down from Schatzalp unfurls 2.8 km and 18 turns, inviting a steady, confident descent, while higher up Rinerhorn offers a tighter 3.5 km run with 33 bends for riders chasing speed.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
3–12 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels; basic balance and mobility recommended for getting on/off sled and controlling speed.
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History
Davos evolved as a health and mountain resort in the 19th century; sledging routes like Schatzalp trace paths once used for access between hotels and town.
Conservation
Snow-dependent recreation is sensitive to warming winters—stick to groomed runs, respect closures, and follow local waste and parking rules to minimize impact.
Reserve your spot on the Davos Private Sledging Tour today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Start on Schatzalp
Begin on the 2.8 km, 18-curve Schatzalp run to build confidence before attempting steeper Rinerhorn sections.
Helmet for kids
Bring or request helmets for children—even gentle runs can surprise on icy transitions.
Watch the sun
Midday sun softens snow—choose early runs for firmer sledging or later for smoother carving depending on your skill.
Book transfer time
If arranging pickup from Zurich or Lucerne, allow ample travel time to and from Davos—mountain roads and weather affect schedules.
Waterproof winter boots
Keeps feet warm and dry during transfers and while waiting on the slope.
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Insulating layers (base + mid + shell)
Layering lets you regulate warmth between cold mornings and sunnier afternoons.
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Helmet or padded head protection
Protects against bumps during higher-speed runs and is recommended for children.
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Goggles or UV sunglasses
Shields eyes from wind, glare and snow spray on fast descents.
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