Where to ride / Switzerland

Davos Klosters

🇨🇭 Graubünden, Switzerland · Trail network

Photo: Martin Bissig / Davos Klosters

A big Swiss trail network where most MTB trails suit e-bikes, with a three-stage 128 km E-Bike Hut Tour, six e-bike rental shops and charging at huts and in town.

eMTB allowedYes

Most regular MTB trails are suitable for e-bikes, except those with long carrying sections (official Davos e-bike page).

E-bikes on liftsNot confirmed

Several lifts carry bikes (Jakobshorn, Madrisa, Rinerhorn, Schatzalp); e-bike-specific rules not found.

ChargingYes

Bike hotels, Berghaus Vereina, Berggasthaus Dürrboden, the Klosters lido and EWD Davos (Davos Platz). Bring your own charger.

eMTB rentalYes

Andrist Sport, Bardill Sport and Simon's Bike Base (Klosters); Bünda Sport, Ochsner Sport and Bike Academy (Davos).

eMTB rules in short

In Switzerland e-bikes must ride with lights on during the day on public roads (fine CHF 20), and the minimum age for e-bikes is 14. Share trails considerately with hikers.

E-Bike Hut Tour128 km
Stages3
E-bike rental shops6
Min. e-bike age14

Davos Klosters says most of its regular mountain-bike trails are suitable for e-bikes — the exceptions are routes with long carrying sections. It also claims the longest single track in Switzerland, and popular e-climbs lead into the Pischa, Dischma and Landwasser valleys.

The E-Bike Hut Tour

The region's flagship e-bike route is a three-stage E-Bike Hut Tour of 128 km in total: 40 km with 1,762 m of climbing, 52 km with 2,143 m, and 36 km with 1,104 m.

Charging and rental

You can charge at bike hotels, Berghaus Vereina, Berggasthaus Dürrboden, the public station at the Klosters lido and EWD Davos in Davos Platz — bring your own charger. Six shops rent e-bikes: Andrist Sport, Bardill Sport and Simon's Bike Base in Klosters, and Bünda Sport, Ochsner Sport and the Bike Academy in Davos.

Lifts

Bikes ride the Jakobshorn, Madrisa, Rinerhorn and Schatzalp lifts. In 2025 the Parsenn railway from Davos Dorf was closed for renovation and the season ran until 31 October; Davos Klosters lift tickets are not valid on the Schatzalpbahn. We did not find e-bike-specific lift rules.

Swiss e-bike rules

Daytime lights are mandatory for e-bikes on public roads (fine: CHF 20), and the minimum age for riding an e-bike is 14.

Frequently asked questions

Are e-bikes allowed on Davos Klosters trails?

Yes, most MTB trails are suitable for e-bikes, except those with long carrying sections.

Where can I charge my e-bike?

At bike hotels, Berghaus Vereina, Berggasthaus Dürrboden, the Klosters lido and EWD Davos.

How long is the E-Bike Hut Tour?

128 km in three stages.

Do I need lights on my e-bike in Switzerland?

Yes, during the day on public roads; the fine is CHF 20.

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