Mittelbünden-Panoramaweg, Stage 2/2

The first stop along this route is Alp Medergen, a former Walser Alp with a mountain tavern. After that, the path narrows to a mountain trail with the “Tritt” as a main landmark. At the end of this leg, you can enjoy views of Davos far below.

From the Arosa bus stop, the hike initially follows the shore of the Obersee before leaving the village. The small Arosa reservoir soon lies directly beside the trail. Then the long ascent begins: first to Furggaalp, then along a mountain path across open meadows and pastures towards Medergen. The Alpenrose stands directly on the route.

Beyond Medergen, the landscape becomes broader and more barren. The mountain path climbs steadily to Latschüelfurgga, which, at just over 2,400 m, marks the highest point of the hike. The pass links the Schanfigg with Davos. By this point, around twelve kilometres and most of the approximately 1,000 metres of ascent have already been completed.

A long descent over open slopes now follows. Davos draws closer at Schatzalp, after which the trail increasingly runs through forest and down into the valley. After around 20 kilometres and just over six hours, the hike ends in Davos, only a few steps from the Davos Platz stop.