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SUMMER / AUTUMN FLIMS LAAX FALERA FLIMS LAAX FALERA GUIDE 2021 GUIDE FALERA LAAX FLIMS GUIDE FLIMS LAAX FALERA GUIDE 1 DISCOVER OUR DESTINATION WELCOME Dear Guest, FLIMS LAAX FALERA GUIDE * INSIDE LAAX APP Welcome to Flims Laax Falera, we are glad you Our 330-kilometre MTB trail network does not My mission is to inspire you. To give an overview of I’m here to help when you need some spontaneous are here! leave anything to be desired either – from leisure- where you can relax or experience action activities ideas. My number one goal is to ensure you have ly e-bike tours to challenging downhill trails, you on the mountain and in the valley. In addition, I tell a perfect day. I’ll turn your summer into an outdoor The past months have taught us how important it will find everything here to make a mountain you all about the culinary options and what events adventure and I’m the perfect companion for your is to have access to nature, culture, and exercise. biker‘s heart flutter. For those who prefer to take you can look forward to this summer and autumn. outdoor experience in Flims Laax Falera. Our region’s unique diversity, in these respects, it easy, I recommend a ride in the open top Post- You will also receive a lot of hints, practical tips an facilitates peace, inspiration, and recreation. To Auto down into the Rhine Gorge on the newly ex- information from me. In the blink of an eye, you can book lift tickets or ensure things stay this way, we are committed to panded route network for this summer – a very admissions to Lake Cauma, check webcams, plan a respectful approach towards nature and promo- special experience out in the crisp summer air. your next tour, reserve a table at your favourite res- te nature-oriented projects that preserve natural LAAX.COM / FLIMS.COM taurant and get tips for unforgettable adventures in diversity for generations to come. Throughout the summer, the flimsfestival pre- We’ll give you all the information you need, down to the region. sents unique concert experiences. Towards the the last detail. Need more specific information ab- Among these projects is the new treetop path, end of our mountain summer, on September 18, out ac tivities in the destination? No problem, we’ve ● Hiking and bike route planning which connects the two districts of Laax Mur- we welcome the four-legged guests back to the got it all covered. ● Order food and book tables schetg and Laax village with a 1.5-kilometre-long village: around 1,400 cows and calves make their ● Opening hours and bus schedules wooden walkway and thus offers a special natural way home from Alp Flimserstein, taking the fa- ● Prices ● Lift tickets experience. At heights of up to 28 metres, you mous Scala Mola, the old Roman path, into the ● Opening Hours ● Weather, webcams and open lifts gain unusual perspectives and can take in the fo- Bargis valley. We have many more events planned ● Events ● Digital guestcard rest with all your senses. The new indoor swim- still, you can find an overview on our website, ● Live-Information ● Explore Quiz ming pool “Aua Grava” in Laax village also caters flims.com / laax.com, as well as in the INSIDE ● and much more... ● and much more... to the senses: the 910 m2 spa area is a wonderful LAAX app. This is also where we also regularly in- place to immerse yourself in the lightness of being. form you about new offers and measures in con- nection with COVID-19 – definitely worth a visit. MAXIMISE YOUR EXPERIENCE Once you resurface, it is worth taking a boat ac- laax.com/inside ross Lake Laax. This is where you will find the I wish you a relaxing break in Flims Laax Falera! unique combination of holidays on the beach and in the mountains: A spacious lawn for sunbathing, André Gisler LATEST INFORMATION ABOUT THE DESTINATION IN RELATION a beach, crystal-clear lake water and an impressi- Director or Tourism TO COVID-19 * FLIMS.COM/COVID-19 ve panoramic view of the mountains. Incidentally, Flims Laax Falera Lake Laax is the namesake of the village of Laax: * Some changes may be necessary due to COVID-19: “Ils lags” means “the lakes” in Romansh. Please note that all information included in the Flims Laax Falera Guide was up to date as of 1 April 2021. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, data / information is dependent on decisions taken by the federal and cantonal authorities. Do you crave even more exercise? Our region with the unique Rhine Gorge, crystal-clear moun- tain lakes, enchanted forests and the UNESCO World Heritage Site Tectonic Arena Sardona, invi- tes you to be active every day. You can discover 250 kilometres of Switzerland‘s most beautiful hi- king trails – such as the “Trutg dil Flem” water trail, or the Pinut via ferrata for those who want to reach for the sky. FLIMS LAAX FALERA GUIDE 3 MAXIMISE YOUR EXPERIENCE laax.com/inside DOWNLOAD INSIDE LAAX NOW FLIMS LAAX FALERA GUIDE 4 FLIMS LAAX FALERA GUIDE 5 8 HIGHLIGHTS 50 FAMILY ● SENDA DIL DRAGUN ● AMI SABI ● NATURE HIGHLIGHTS ● TREETOP WALKWAY ● RELAXATION HIGHLIGHTS ● FREESTYLE PARKS ● EVENT HIGHLIGHTS ● FREESTYLE ACADEMY ● CONNBÄCHLI ● FOXTRAIL 20 NATURE ● HIGH-ROPE PARK ● RHINE GORGE ● HUBERTUS ARCHERY PARK ● FOREST AND LAKES ● FAMILIENPASS ● MOUNTAIN LANDSCAPE ● CAMPS ● WORLD HERITAGE SARDONA ● GREENSTYLE 60 CULTURE ● ALPABZUG 36 SPORTS ● PARC LA MUTTA ACTIVITIES ● MIRA STEILAS ● CULTURE & NATURE ● HIKING ● MUSEUMS ● CLIMBING ● CHURCHES ● BIKE ● FREESTYLE ● LAAX SCHOOL ● LAAX RENTAL 68 ENJOYMENT & ● YOGA CULINARY ● TRAILRUNNING & FITNESS ● WELLNESS ● GOLF ● CULINARY-TRAILS ● FURTHER ACTIVITIES ● COACH RIDE ● GLAMPING ● GASTRONOMIC OFFER 84 COMMUNITIES ● FLIMS ● LAAX ● FALERA ● TRIN ● SAGOGN REGENPROGRAMM FLIMS LAAX FALERA GUIDE 6 FLIMS LAAX FALERA GUIDE 7 HIGHLIGHTS FLIMS LAAX FALERA GUIDE 8 FLIMS LAAX FALERA GUIDE 9 THE LONGEST TREETOP PATH IN THE WORLD Starting in summer 2021, the world’s longest tree- top path will connect the two districts Laax Mur- schetg and Laax village. Once you reach platform height via one of the two access towers, the 1.5-kilometre-long walkway leads through the forest – always at eye level with the trees. With a slide for the little ones, four plat- forms with seating options along the way, and a uni- que view of the surrounding landscape, the treetop path offers a unique experience in nature for the whole family. 4 PLATFORMS, 1 TOWER WITH SLIDE AND 2 STORIES On their way along the treetop path, interested vi- sitors learn everything about the regional flora and fauna, geology and agriculture. An animated story about the dragon trail, told by Ami Sabi and his friends, awaits younger guests. Impressive nature photographs and exciting facts about the natural world turn the path into a digital nature experience for adults. VISIT LAAX.COM/TREETOP-WALKWAY SENDA DIL DIL SENDA DRAGUN FOR MORE INFORMATION OR SEE PAGE 53 FLIMS LAAX FALERA GUIDE 10 FLIMS LAAX FALERA GUIDE 11 GLAMPING The glamping village is back. The village consists of tasteful tent units and a large communal tent. There are now also two tent suites, a sauna, massage tent, stream shower and much more. Families, connoisseurs and romantics will en- joy an exclusive natural experience paired with home comfort, regional delicacies and excellent wine. SEE PAGE 75 FOR MORE INFORMATION RHINE GORGE EXPERIENCE STARRY SKY The ultimate ride experience: On the move with A very special experience awaits you on the Segnes- the RhB Adventure Train and the Rhine Gorge open bodem in the UNESCO World Heritage Site Tectonic top bus. Arena Sardona. The adventure train travels leisurely along the water, You spend the night under the stars at 2,100 m above with open panorama carriages, amidst impressive sea level and experience the impressive scenery and rock formations. An open top bus connects the two nature up close. valley sides of the Rhine Gorge and now also the spectacular route between Versam and Reichenau. It takes nature lovers to the starting point of attrac- SEE PAGE 31 FOR MORE INFORMATION tive hikes. CHECK THE SCHEDULE IN THE SHUTTLE TIMETABLE OR IN THE INSIDE LAAX APP SEE PAGE 24 FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE RHINE GORGE NATURE NATURE HIGHLIGHTS FLIMS LAAX FALERA GUIDE 13 NEW HIKING SERVICES Take a relaxed walk over hill and dale thanks to hi- king stick sharing, new opportunities to sit down and linger along the hiking trails, as well as catering options away from the restaurants. The stick sharing allows you to borrow and return wooden hiking sticks for free. They come in various sizes and are available at the stick sharing stations. Simply return your hiking stick once you are done with the hike. Should your hiking stick become your new fa- vourite device, you can easily buy it via the INSIDE LAAX app or at the guest Stick Sharing information desk. Hikers need breaks too: Cater for your- self on your hike. The Piazza in Laax Murschetg and the Ella in Flims now offer lunch bags with tasty regional de- licacies. Furthermore, all drinking wa- Drinking ter points of the region can be found Water Points with the INSIDE LAAX App. VISIT FLIMS.COM/HIKINGSERVICES FOR MORE INFORMATION AUA GRAVA – SWIMMING POOL, WELLNESS AND FITNESS Perfect for rainy days: Located directly at Lake Laax, the new “Aua Grava” with an area of 1,835 square metres opened last winter. Along with the renovated 25-metre pool and gym, there s also a spacious wellness area to explore. Warm,cold, wet, dry, quiet and resonant – the sensual wellness area is a treat for all the senses.
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  • Mirs E Microcosmos Ella Val Da Schluein

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    8SGLINDESDI, ILS 19 DA OCTOBER 2015 URSELVA La gruppa ch’ei separticipada al cuors da construir mirs schetgs ha empriu da dosar las forzas. Ina part dalla giuventetgna che ha prestau lavur cumina: Davontier las sadialas culla crappa da Schluein ch’ei FOTOS A. BELLI vegnida rutta, manizzada e mulada a colur. Mirs e microcosmos ella Val da Schluein La populaziun ha mussau interess pil Gi da Platta Pussenta (anr/abc) Sonda ha la populaziun da caglias. Aposta per saver luvrar efficient Dar peda als Schluein e dallas vischnauncas vischi­ entuorn il liung mir schetg surcarschiu ha­ animals pigns da scappar nontas giu caschun da separticipar ad vevan ils luvrers communals runcau col­ Jürg Paul Müller, il cussegliader ed accumpi­ in suentermiezgi d’informaziun ella Val lers, fraissens e spinatscha. gnader ecologic dalla fundaziun Platta Pus­ da Schluein. El center ei buca la situa­ senta, ha informau ils presents sin ina runda ziun dalla val stada, mobein singuls Mantener mirs schetgs fa senn entuorn ils mirs schetgs. Sch’ins reconstrue­ beins culturals ch’ei dat a Schluein. La Il Gi da Platta Pussenta ha giu liug per la schi e mantegni mirs schetgs seigi ei impur­ fundaziun Platta Pussenta ha organisau quarta gada. Uonn ein scazis ella cuntrada tont da buca disfar ils biotops da fauna e flo­ in dieta tier la tematica dils mirs schetgs culturala da Schluein stai el center. Fina­ ra. Mirs schetgs porschan spazi ad utschals, e dalla crappa. L’aura ei stada malsegira, mira eis ei stau da mussar quels e render at­ reptils ed insects, cheu san els sezuppar, cuar, l’entira jamna ei stada plitost freida e ble­ tent a lur valur.
  • Switzerland 4Th Periodical Report

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