The boulder hall Quadrel is with 700 square meters one of the biggest boulder halls in Switzerland. Besides different main walls with different steepness it offers a specific area for beginners and children, a national competition wall as well as a training area for ambitious boulderers.
A spacious children's paradise and a cosy bistro, where you can enjoy excellent coffee, drinks and small meals, complement the offer. 

Experience complete weightlessness at Salzkeller Chur, floating on a natural brine composed of water and salt similar to the Dead Sea. Free your mind of all sensory clutter and give up the full weight of your body. Free of gravity, free of orientation, free of sound, free of visual stimulus, free of temperature. A state of total relaxation where mind and body can find deep rest. This is Medical Wellness at its finest!

Individually or in couples, visitors have access to a private floating pool, wet room and dressing room. We provide you with towels and toiletries and we offer you an all-round, feel-good service including drinks to round off your floating experience on the roof terrace or in the lounge area.

The tennis ground Domat/Ems has 4 clay courts, covered by an airdome during winter. There is also a car park, a restaurant, a ball machine and restringing service available. \r\n 

The Domat/Ems golf course offers many opportunities for challenging rounds. It's located in a Tuma landscape that is one of a kind in Switzerland ("Tumas" is the Romansh word for a moraine). Several small lakes, water hazards, an island green with tee as well as numerous sand bunkers are the main characteristics of the course. There are three 9-hole courses with a flat layout. The fairways are generous and many greens are heavily undulated.  Four sets of tees make for a fair and diverse round of gold.

The large driving range with grass tees, sand bunker, putting green as well as chipping and pitching area is well known in the golf scene as one of Switzerland's best training grounds. 

Haldenstein climbing garden is considered Switzerland's first of its kind. Already in the 1950s it was a popular "playground" for climbers in and around Chur. Thanks to a great restoration effort in 2012/2013, many of the routes have been improved, signed and made safer, and there is a new information board with an overview of all the routes.

The climbing garden along the Rhine is divided in 3 sectors: At the far right, beginner routes with degrees from 3 to 5 ( top rope can be set from above). In the middle section there are partially stripped down tours from 5th to 7th degree, up to 3 ropes lengths long. The longest and most rewarding climbs are at the left-hand side. The routes are well marked and secured. It's not advisable to climb in hot or windy weather, but on a sunny day it's possible to climb even in winter.

The network of routes can get a bit confusing, which requires precise study of the topographic layout and good instincts. The terrain is child-friendly and easily accessible within two minutes.

Topographic layout of Haldenstein climbing garden (pdf)

Route tip "Plattenwand"

Access approx. 20 meters left above the first sector, at the bolt and the conspicuous rock pedestal.

1. Sl 5 From bolt right into the dihedral and from the edge straight to first belaly (belays are one oversized bolt and at least one extra bolt).

2. Sl 6+ Move on upwards to the right along the ledges. A beautiful, stimulating climb. You can skip the next belay and go directly 10 meters to the right into the visible dihedral (don't follow the old bolts or those straight up, 7+!). Follow along up to the belay.

3. Sl 6+\\7- The first bolt is a bit too high to be easily reachable. You can overcame the slight overhang with some imaginative movement using the ledge on the top right. Move flat to belay.

4 Sl 5+ Slab climbing through the big slab. First horizontal to the left, then slightly upwards and before the belay through a flat Haldenstein dihedral.

5. Sl 7 Slighty slippery ledges left towards the overhang, the bold on top of the edge is the best handle. Free? As dessert a nice crack up to the belay on old quarry anchors.

The skate park "Betongarta" at Obere Au Chur is surrounded by trees and green areas and fits seamlessly into the riverbank of the adjoining and meanwhile renaturalised Mühlbach stream. Sportsmen and sportswomen refresh themselves at the drinking fountain and then sit at a sunny spot on the banks of the Mühlbach stream. The skate park is an important addition to the leisure facilities in the Obere Au sports facilities and thus also for the city of Chur.

The skate park is suitable for skateboards, inline skates,  BMX bikes and scooters and is illuminated in the evening.

Use at your own risk.

The boccia area with clubhouse is located in the middle of the local recreation zone along the Mühlbach stream. Up to eight people can play on 4 boccia courts. In the clubhouse there is a lounge, toilets and a small kitchen. The supporting structure of the covered wooden boccia course supports the natural character of the building and generates a pleasant and cosy atmosphere for the players. The wooden building blends perfectly into the recultivated recreation area along the Mühlbach stream. The Boccia Club Chur runs the bowling alley and the club restaurant with Italian specialities.

Ideal for group events

Book the boccia facility for your next team event! Boccia is easy to learn, suitable for all ages and fitness levels and can be combined with an aperitif or dinner in the clubhouse. Whether you play freely or under the guidance of the Boccia Club Chur is up to you.

• All year round
• From 6 people
• Apéro simple CHF 8.- p.p.: 1 softdrink 33cl, nuts & crisps
• Apéro large CHF 25.- p.p.: 1 softdrink 33cl, nuts & crisps, small salad, pizza slices
• Pizza-package CHF 28.- p.p. (6-25 people): 1 softdrink 33cl, nuts & crisps, small salad, pizza slices (a choice of toppings), dessert.
• à la carte possible also
• Duration and final prices on request

If you have any further questions, please contact Mr Franco Anello directly by phone or WhatsApp: 078 828 22 21

Less traffic, more movement - new traffic routing in the Obere Au area

The grass pitches are open from March to October (except July) and can also be hired for private tournaments. Pitches 2-5 have recently been newly constructed. Field No. 1 including the newly built grand stand will be operational in May 2025.

Terms of use and stadium regulations

 On our four indoor tennis courts you can practice your serves and volleys all year round. During the summer season there are two badminton courts ready to be played on. Or if you're after a more fast-paced game, try out one of the four squash courts.

Tennis lessons, tennis tournaments, cheap court hire and a select choice of sporting goods round off the offer at Sportcenter Fünf-Dörfer.

Riding lessons and horse riding on request