Great Holidays! Travel Guide and Companion for Holidays in the National Park Region of Switzerland

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Great Holidays! Travel Guide and Companion for Holidays in the National Park Region of Switzerland Bellas vacanzas! – Great Holidays! Travel guide and companion for holidays in the National Park region of Switzerland. summer, winter, wellness, families Scuol, Tarasp-Vulpera, Sent, Ftan, Susch, Lavin, Guarda, Ardez, Ramosch-Vnà, Tschlin Impressum Layout, realisation and print Hü7 Design AG, Thusis Südostschweiz Presse und Print AG, Chur Accommodation search. Text Engadin Scuol Tourismus Internet You can find all the accommodation in Cover picture An evening visit to the Engadine Spa Scuol Scuol listed at www.scuol.ch/unterkunft. Here you can also book most of the Photos Andrea Badrutt, Chur; Maurice Gruenig; hotels and holiday apartments online. Benjamin Hasenclever; Hans Lozza; www.on26.eu; Engadin Scuol Tourismus AG Accommodation list for Graphics and maps Engadine Scuol. Arne Rohweder, in the middle of the booklet You can order this brochure at All Informations www.scuol.ch/broschueren. It is also Status spring-time 2010 available at the Tourist Information Offices of the holiday region Engadine Scuol. Klimaneutral gedruckt No. SC2010052102 (swissclimate.ch) 2 Welcome to the holiday region Engadin Scuol A landscape of national park quality, (2146 m) between the villages of Scuol, the Swiss National Park, the Tarasp Ftan, Sent to the highest point Cham- Castle, the Engadine Spa Scuol with its patsch (2780 m), the cross-country ski Roman-Irish baths, authentic Engadine trails along the Inn, through the villages villages with many historic buildings, a from Lavin to Maloja (77 km), winter rich Romanic culture that varies from walking trails, toboggan runs, innovative village to village and has been formed hotels, holiday apartments, camping by centuries of tradition and local grounds and much more: This is the customs. Lower Engadine. An alpine valley on the southern side of the Alps, not overrun The varied landscape of the ski area, by tourism and for many, still a place ‘to which stretches from Motta Naluns be discovered’. Index Welcome to Scuol 4 Internet & planning aids 30–31 Tarasp-Vulpera, Sent, Ftan 5 Summer Services 32–38 Susch, Lavin, Guarda 6 Culture and places of interests 39–43 Ardez, Ramosch-Vnà, Tschlin 7 Culture adventure 40–41 Wellness 8–13 Culture tips 42 Engadin Bad Scuol 9–10 Excursion tips 43 Roman-irish baths 11 Winter 44–53 Wellness Services 12–13 Ski-region Motta Naluns 45–46 Summer 14–38 Fun on the piste slopes for everyone 47 SwitzerlandMobility 15 Cross-country skiing 48 Mountain railway in summer 16 Winter Activities 49 Nature & National Park 17–19 Winter Services 50–53 Hiking 20–25 Arrival, excursions & mobility 54–57 Mountainbike & Bicycle 26–29 Events 58–59 3 Welcome to Scuol Living nature and culture in the Lower Engadine. Scuol (1250 m): The wellness destination for over 130 years Romanic culture and traditions. Engadine Spa Scuol, the Swiss National Park, ski area and summer attractions. An intact environment and living culture infrastructure make Scuol an ideal place are characteristics of the villages in the to visit at any time of the year. Engadine National Park region. A myriad of activities here mean that visitors can Some 13 km from Scuol lies the village of really experience the nature and culture S-charl. Situated at the entrance to the of the region. Consisting of two parts, Swiss National Park this village has namely Scuol Sura and Scuol Sot, the existed since the Middle Ages and is capital of the Lower Engadine, Scuol is based around 13 original houses and a disjoined by the main street. The Swiss small church. There are three guest- National Park, the Engadine Spa Scuol, houses and in winter the village can be the Motta Naluns ski area as well as reached either on foot or by horse innovative hotels and a modern drawn carriage. Contact At the Tourist Information Tourist Information Scuol Centre beside CH-7550 Scuol the post office in Scuol you will Tel. +41 (0)81 861 22 22 find brochures Fax +41 (0)81 861 22 23 and information about the region. www.scuol.ch [email protected] 4 Tarasp-Vulpera, Sent, Ftan Far from the hustle and bustle but easy to get to. Tarasp-Vulpera (1270 – 1400 m) The cradle of spa tourism in the Lower Engadine consists of 10 communities and is a former Austrian exclave that joined the canton of Grisons in 1803. Vulpera, the largest of the ten, is situated on a plateau overlooking the Inn. Tourism started here at the beginning of the last century with the discovery of the curative powers of the local mineral waters. Special highlights include the 9-hole golf course, the tennis hall and the outdoor swimming pool. Below the almost 1000-year-old castle of Tarasp lies the village of Fontana. Here, at the entrance of the Swiss National Park, you find a calm and recuperative ambience. The small ski area with its children’s ski-school, the toboggan Contact trail, natural ice rink and ice-palace ensure that the area is also Tourist Information Tarasp-Vulpera very attractive in winter. Tel. +41 (0)81 861 20 52 Fax +41 (0)81 861 20 51 [email protected] www.tarasp.ch Sent (1440 m) Distinctive culture, architecture, migrant stories and international trekking and biking trails are features of the village that stands proudly between Val Sinestra and Val d’Uina. Here you can discover the encounter centre ‘Grotta da cultura’ with its rich cultural programs. There is also the spectacular hanging bridge on the trail to Zuort and the mystical old spa hotel Val Sinestra. The 4-star camping ground in Sur En is situated on the banks of the Inn River and offers high standard of comfort, a swimming pool and a large children’s playground. Open-air-cinema Every second summer the village of Sent is host to an open-air cinema. A big screen and grandstands are Contact constructed in the main village square and for four evenings Tourist Information Sent in July movies are shown. Appearances by local bands as well Tel. +41 (0)81 864 15 44 as food and drinks ensure a well rounded evening. Fax +41 (0)81 864 01 92 [email protected] www.sent.ch Ftan (1650 m) The combination of Ftan Grond, Ftan Pitschen, a renowned boarding school and the famous Hotel Paradies. On a sun soaked plateau away from the daily bustle the village of Ftan exists in two parts, Ftan Pitschen and Ftan Grond (small and large). In winter a newly constructed ski lift transports guests directly to the Motta Naluns ski area. The ‘Kinderland’ ski slope on the edge of the village with its magic carpet lift is a great place where beginners can start skiing. The legendary Ftan toboggan run from Prui back to the village provides excellent winter fun. From 2011 the chairlift will also be available in summer for those wanting to wander through the alpine Contact meadows. Tourist Information Ftan Tel. +41 (0)81 864 05 57 Fax +41 (0)81 864 05 37 [email protected] www.ftan.ch 5 Susch, Lavin, Guarda Formed by history and culture. Susch (1400 m) ‘La Tuor’ and the church characterize the village of Susch. The village is located in a triangle between Scuol, Zernez und Davos. Split by the Inn River, the village along with the Flüela Pass and the Vereina Tunnel form the Lower Engadine’s transportation hub connecting the valley with the northwest of Switzerland. During the heyday of post coach transportation when travelers crossed the Flüela, Susch was a popular village in which to overnight. Ideally situated between Scuol, Val Mustair, the Swiss National Park, Davos Klosters and the Upper Engadine, Susch can be recommended as village from which to base your summer treks or winter ski tours. Visiting the ruins of the ‘Rohan’ Contact tower or taking a Sgraffito course with painter Josin Neuhäusler Tourist Information Susch is also recommended. You can get all the information you Tel. +41 (0)81 861 22 22 need on the area in the local shop the ‘Treffpunkt’. Fax +41 (0)81 861 22 23 [email protected] www.scuol.ch/susch Lavin (1432 m) The proximity to the nearby villages and valleys and excellent public transport makes the National Park region an ideal spot for trekking, biking and ski tours. Of special interest is the cross-country ski trail that links with the Engadine marathon trail or in summer the lakes of Macun in the National Park. The architecture and ruins of the village of Gonda are rich in history, while the paintings in the church of Lavin (dating from 1500) are some of the most important in Grisons. The painting is exceptional in that it depicts Christ as ruler of the world while the Holy Trinity is symbolized with four eyes, three mouths and three noses. Contact Tourist Information Lavin Tel. +41 (0)81 861 22 22 Fax +41 (0)81 861 22 23 [email protected] www.lavin.ch Guarda (1653 m) Typical architecture of the Engadine, local products and the story of Schellen-Ursli are features of the village of Guarda, with a population of 200, the village sits on a sunny plateau high above the Inn River. Thanks to the public parking area, Guarda has nowadays barely any traffic. The old buildings of Guarda are in pristine condition, which in 1975 earnt the village the Henri-Louis-Wakker prize from the Swiss Cultural Protection Society for exemplary preservation of Guarda’s buildings. The village is characterized by its houses which are colorfully decorated and embossed by Sgraffito giving Guarda the feeling of an outdoor museum. The village Contact is full of life.
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