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. 

Plant specialities, seating furniture & garden accessories in a park: welcome to our garden atelier! Open from April, Thursdays, 1.30–5pm or on request.

The Amedes pump track , at the foot of the Tuma Carpusa mountain, offers fun and adventure. The track is over 420 meters long and consists of 18 banked curves and more than 60 bumps. On top of that, the track has the longest straight and jump line in all Switzerland with a length of about 150 meters. There is also a kids track for young and inexperienced riders. The pump track offers great opportunities for beginners as well as veteran riders to hone their skills or just have fun..  In between rides, you can take a break at one of the two rest areas that can be accessed from both sides of the facility via a footpath along the Tuma river.

On the opposite side of the Dreibündenstein to the west of Malixer Alp is the mountain pasture clearing Juchs, high above the Chur Rhine Valley. The Juchs Alp (1,378 m) is accessible via hiking trails from Chur and Brambrüesch. It is also a popular outing destination for mountain bikers. The Alp is a part of the Domat/Ems municipality and is only catered during the height of summer, when the cows are on the alp (June to September). It is a former Walser settlement. However, no traces of the former dwellings remain visible today except overgrown, crumbling masonry.

This site marks the spot where an American bomber named «Lady Patricia» crashed in 1944. There has been a memorial stone with a metal plaque there since 2004. Situated below the Dreibündenstein, the site is accessible via a footpath with a magnificent panoramic view and is a worthwhile excursion destination for both hikers and mountain bikers. From the commemorative stone you have a great view of the Calanda massif opposite and the Rhine Valley near Chur, which lies approximately 1,400 meters of altitude below at the bottom of the valley.

The Dreibündenstein, «Term bel» in Romansh, located in the alpine area of the present municipalities of Domat/Ems, Scheid, and Malix, is a peak, plateau, and historical border point all in one. In the heart of the Chur, Lenzerheide, and Viamala regions, it connects the three summer and winter sports areas Brambrüesch, Pradaschier, and Feldis. At an altitude of 2,160 m, a stone monument marks the shared border point of three former Rhaetian states and commemorates the freedom fighters of Graubünden. The place offers a magnificent panoramic view of the mountain ranges of the UNESCO World Heritage Tectonic Arena Sardona, the Graubünden mountains, and far beyond.

 Spacious playground with fireplace, table and benches. 

Directions:

City bus line 1 to Domat/Ems, get off at stop Plarenga. Walk back to the roundabout and turn south towards the forest (5 minutes).

Directions by bicycle: From Chur via Rossboden - cross Rhine bridge towards Felsberg - back across the Rhine and the motorway, turn right straight after the bridge. Follow the dirt road to Domat/Ems. Turn left as you get to the village.

Directions by car: On the main road from Chur to Domat/Ems - turn left at the first roundabout in the village. Parking available.

Riding lessons and horse riding on request