
Discover a diverse range of hikes easily accessible from Flims using public transport. From the serene Flimserwald forest to the stunning Il Spir viewing platform in Conn, and from historic pilgrimage routes to alpine panoramas, these trails offer something for every nature enthusiast. Explore the Graubünden region's rich cultural heritage, including ancient castles, charming Walser villages, and prehistoric rock art.
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This stage features the impressive moorland of the Segnasboden, thundering waterfalls, deep gorges, boldly constructed bridges and lush forests. On the Segnes pass at an altitude of 2,625 metres, exceptional geological phenomena can be admired from close up.
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This tour affords a unique insight into the UNESCO World Heritage Swiss Tectonic Area Sardona. The little-known border area of cantons St. Gallen, Glarus and Graubunden is the best place in the world to observe the processes and evidence of mountain formation.
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From the UNESCO World Heritage site of Sardona the new Trutg dil Flem trail follows the Flem stream from Segnesboden, past bizarre rock formations and breathtaking gorges through Europe's largest landslide to Flims.
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This stage is completely under the spell of the Flims landslide. The extent of this can be experienced impressively from the new viewing platform near Conn. Gold was mined at Calanda, between Tamins and Felsberg, in the 19th century.
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From the village square in Tamins, the path leads along the old country road to the hiking trail that winds its way up to the valley terrace. Impressive views of Bonaduz, Rhäzüns and the canyon of the Rhine Gorge open up here.
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Scenic pass and valley landscapes on the Jakobsweg route through multifaceted Graubünden. Cultural and historical signs of the Santiago pilgrim’s path – and stunning scenery inviting one to reflect on own values and the beauty of nature.
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The Senda Sursilvana affords an insight into a whole region, one which holds many natural and cultural treasures. A high-level hike with several detours to the banks of the young Rhine.
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The Flimserwald forest offers soothing relaxation. The Il Spir viewing platform awaits you in Conn. A steep descent leads down into the Val da Mulin, then along a historic pilgrimage route to Laax and the Jakobskapelle. From there we go to Falera, where the megalithic complex and the church of St. Remigius await you.
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Shortly after the start there is a superb view of Chur. The route leads across a ravine, fields and meadows to Domat/Ems, which was built around seven hills. We continue along the Senda Sursilvana to Tamins.
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A culturally and historically rich stage. Famous fresco painting in the Waltensburg church; commemoration of the invasion of the weakened Suvorov army in Panix at the beginning of October 1799; interesting megaliths near the church in Falera.
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