Madrisa Mountain

Address: Madrisa (mountain), Grisons (Graubünden), Switzerland

Madrisa is a mountain peak and small ski/hiking area in the canton of Graubünden, eastern Switzerland, located in the Rhaetian Alps near the village of Klosters. It is part of the local alpine recreation terrain used for day trips and winter sports.

The area offers marked hiking trails and summer alpine pastures, plus maintained slopes and beginner-friendly runs in winter. Facilities near the summit and mid-station provide panoramic viewpoints over nearby valleys and neighboring peaks.

The mountain has long been used by local communities for grazing and seasonal travel; modern recreational infrastructure developed in the 20th century with lifts and marked trails to serve tourists and skiers. Local alpine associations maintain routes and huts.

Sits above the Klosters valley in the canton of Graubünden, in eastern Switzerland. The nearest settlement is Klosters; the area lies within the Rhaetian Alps and overlooks adjacent valleys and alpine ridges.

• Access: Served by lift and trail access from nearby villages, making it a common day destination for hikers and families.
• Views and seasons: Alpine views extend across surrounding valleys and ridges; popular in summer for hiking and in winter for snow activities.

Madrisa can be reached from local towns in Graubünden (e.g., Klosters) via mountain lifts and local roads. Check regional transport (post buses and mountain railways) for seasonal schedules.

• Madrisa is an alpine area - check local mountain transport schedules (cable cars) in winter and summer.
• If skiing or hiking, check avalanche and trail conditions with local guides in Davos or Klosters.
• For panoramic walks, combine Madrisa trails with neighbouring peaks visible across the Prättigau valley.