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The Sinestra Valley is known for its wild nature and pristine environment. Crossed by the Brancla stream, the valley features a deep gorge with rocky walls, dense forests, and an atmosphere of absolute tranquility. A picturesque trail, with suspension bridges and adventurous passages, leads into the valley, offering breathtaking views and an unforgettable experience, far from the hustle and bustle.

Sent is a picturesque village in the Lower Engadine, known for its splendid architecture and scenic location. Perched on a sunny terrace, it offers magnificent views of the Inn Valley. Its historic center is a true marvel, with typical Engadine houses decorated with elaborate sgraffito. Sent is also a cultural and artistic hub, with numerous galleries and studios, and is an ideal starting point for hikes and walks.

A drinking water well in Sur En

Always good to know where the fountains are

Numerous mineral water springs have made Scuol, the starting point of this trail, a wellness destination. The trail begins on the eastern edge of the village of Scuol. Patgific (Romansh for cozy) glides along the Inn. The valley trail takes you through the forest and past typical Engadine hamlets to Sur En, the gateway to the impressive Uina Gorge. By the way: If you run out of energy, you can recharge your batteries at the Sper La Punt restaurant. Enjoy a fine portion of Engadine Pizokel or a Bündnerplättli. You can find more information about this trail here: https://www.graubuenden.ch/de/touren/scuol-sur-en-1

Nice rest area with deck chair and bench just before/after Sent

Sent's most famous offspring have achieved worldwide fame, yet all have returned sooner or later. The village chronicle and architecture speak volumes about the era of emigration. To this day, the once largest village in the Lower Engadin remains a prime example of Romansh culture. This can be seen, heard, and felt everywhere – even on the palate. Traditional cheesemaking, butchery, and confectionery crafts dominate the bustling streets. The landscape between Val Sinestra and Val d'Uina is sometimes lovely, sometimes dramatic, and equally popular with hikers and bikers – and it seduces its observers. Once you get to know Sent, you'll understand every single returnee.

Sent's most famous offspring have achieved world fame, but sooner or later they all returned. The village chronicle and the architecture speak volumes about the emigration period. To this day, the former largest village in the Lower Engadine has remained a prime example of Romansh culture. This can be seen, heard and felt everywhere - even on the palate. Traditional cheese, butchery and confectionery trades dominate the busy streets. The landscape between Val Sinestra and Val d'Uina is sometimes lovely, sometimes dramatic and is equally popular with hikers and bikers - and it seduces those who see it. Once you get to know Sent, you understand every single returnee.