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Winter hiking Sun, serenity and crackling snow Crunch. Silence. Crunch. Silence. Crunch. Silence. This is the sound of hiking in Arosa Lenzerheide: pure serenity, where the only noise is your feet crossing the prepared tracks in the snow. If you want silence in your hike, there are more than 140km of marked and prepared trails for winter hiking here. Some run almost alongside the resort’s pistes, while others go right through the snow-covered woods and countryside, away from the hustle and bustle of the ski slopes. The Heidi & Gigi Trail is a particularly popular 9km option, connecting Arosa and Lenzerheide and affording endless panoramas. On the trail: visit Innerosa’s old houses and the Arosa Bergkirchli chapel, circa 1493 Curl power: it’s not all about the skiing in Arosa Lenzerheide Mountain adventures The day doesn’t end when the lifts shut There’s a mix of emotions at the end of a day’s skiing. On the one hand, there’s disappointment that the ski day is over; on the other, if all has gone to plan, you’ve had a damn good day on the mountain and now you get to take off your ski boots. In Arosa Lenzerheide, the adventures don’t end when you step back into your regular shoes. Grab dinner, then head to the Scharmoin halfway station and restaurant and you’ll be able to spend the evening eating Swiss cheese fondue, drinking mulled wine and sledging speedy downhill runs. If getting out of the snow but still gazing at the views is more your style, you have plenty of options, too. You can even jump in a snow groomer and head around the mountains, looking back on Arosa and Lenzerheide lit up in the dark. Fear not, the melted cheese will still be there when you return. NINA MATTLI (2), FREDHEIN FOTOS 116 THE RED BULLETIN
Ski Switzerland Nearest airport: Zürich (154km) Elevation: 1,229m–2,865m Total piste distance: 225km Longest run: 4.5km Difficulty: 49% blue (110km); 39% red (87km); 12% black (28km) Number of lifts: 43 More info: arosalenzerheide. swiss/en Perfect pistes: Arosa Lenzerheide has something for everyone, from beginners to black-run addicts THE RED BULLETIN 117
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