The path from Chörbschhorn to Stafelalp is popular with hikers and mountain bikers alike. The heavy use and environmental influences (rain and snow) have led to severe erosion damage. As a result, the path was in a poor condition. For this reason, hikers and mountain bikers increasingly switched to the surrounding alpine pastures, resulting in several trail lines. The Trail Crew Davos has now renovated the trail in collaboration with Accola Davos GmbH. Care was taken to prevent future erosion. In addition, the trail was re-laid in some places and old passages were renaturalized. The aim was to design the hiking trail in such a way that both hikers and mountain bikers get their money's worth.

A total of five weeks were planned for the construction phase. With up to six people from Trail Crew Davos, equipped with shovels, hoes and rakes, and two employees from Accola Davos GmbH, work on the trail progressed quickly. As a result, the renovation was completed faster than planned. The path stretches over 4580 meters and overcomes an altitude difference of 679 meters. With the Chröbschhornweg, a project that had been on the agenda for a long time was completed. The new route makes it easier for hikers to ascend and descend and offers mountain bikers a unique riding experience in the Davos landscape. For the destination Davos Klosters, the completed project once again underlines its expertise in the hiking and mountain biking sector and confirms the commitment of the Trail Crew Davos.Source: Press release