Your start in Klosters

Through breathtaking landscapes to Austria and back again

The tour to Madrisa has been considered a classic ski tour for decades. Circling the 2,826-meter-high peak group in the Rätikon offers ever-changing scenic views, extensive powder runs, and a return trip on the Rhaetian Railway.

Madrisa Rundtour mit Tourenski im Montafon | Vorarlberg

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With an ascent of just under 350 meters, participants enjoy around 2,500 meters of fantastic descents, over 2,000 meters of which are through magnificent powder snow. The tour also allows participants to observe ibex, chamois, and eagles in their natural habitat. The Madrisa can also be circumnavigated via a shorter tour, which involves a shorter ascent but is in no way inferior to the classic tour in terms of the experience it offers.

Experts recommend thorough basic training, as well as avalanche and risk management skills. We recommend taking the guided ski tours with our mountain guides.

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Madrisa Loop

We start the Madrisa Circuit in Klosters Dorf. From there, we take the Madrisa Cable Car and two lifts to reach an altitude of around 2,500 meters. We head slightly away from the Madrisa ski area and traverse to the Schlappinerjoch (2,203 m) on the border with Austria. A first beautiful descent over wide slopes takes us into the Valzifenz Valley. Through this valley, we reach Gargellen (1,420 m) in the Montafon. Taking the Schafbergbahn, we return to an altitude of 2,200 m. Cozy huts invite you to stop for a break. A short descent northward along the valley run to Gargellen is followed by an approximately 45-minute ascent to the St. Antönier Pass. A magnificent descent through the Alpeltitälli to St. Antönien concludes the Madrisa loop tour.
We take the PostBus to the Küblis train station and can begin our journey home.

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We are federally certified, independent mountain guides who offer tours in both winter and summer. We love everything that takes place in the mountains and in nature.

We have a strong network among ourselves and specialize in the Davos/Klosters region and the Prättigau. Here, we know the current conditions, the many different tours, and the descents inside out.

We’d be happy to put together a tour or a week-long tour tailored to your wishes—in Davos/Klosters or in the region of your choice! Our daily rate (starting at CHF 650) varies depending on group size and the difficulty of the tour.

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For the Madrisa Round Trip, all mountain rail tickets are available at the valley stations!