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While down in the Rheinwald, in Sufers, traffic rumbles on the A13, up here you can enjoy the peace and romance of the Cufercal hut. Popular with hikers and bikers, it is the only SAC hut in the Beverin Nature Park, where the ibex was reintroduced in 1954. The half-dozen small lakes in the immediate vicinity are particularly attractive. In winter, the terrain is suitable for easy ski and snowshoe tours. Reservations can be made online by 6:00 p.m. the evening before at the latest under “Prices/Reservations”.

Reformed Church Splügen in the Rheinwald The current church is a new baroque building. It was built after the end of the Graubünden turmoil in 1687-1689 and is astonishing in its unusually large dimensions for Graubünden. The master builder was Peter Zaurr, who was also to build the Alte Landbrugg in Hinterrhein five years later. The final invoice is dated November 6, 1690 and was for 2830 guilders and additional payments in the form of wine. The first pastor of the church, Maximilian Vedrosius, signed in place of the master builder Peter Zaurr, who could not write. The church was renovated in 1815 and the walls were secured with tie beams. In 1922 the roof was covered with copper sheeting. Renovations took place in 1932, 1978 (outside) and 1983 (inside). The baptismal font dates back to 1689, the pulpit to 1690. The choir is furnished with family pews from the most important Splügen families of the time, such as Schorsch, and several epitaphs. The organ is more recent and was installed in 1985. On the left side wall, a plaque with a book page with burn marks commemorates the fire in a house in January 2008 in which two women died. The book page comes from the young adult novel The Red Zora. Text / Source: Wikipedia https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reformierte_Kirche_Spl%C3%BCgen#:~:text=3%20Galerie-,Geschichte%20und%20Ausstattung,Landbrugg%20in%20Hinterrhein%20bauen%20sollte.

Easily reachable by MTB, path S0.

Beautiful and small town with its own lake

This pleases the hiker's heart... here comes relief

The publicly accessible Splügen castle ruins are located on a rocky peak east of the village of the same name. The castle can only be reached without a motor vehicle; it takes about ten minutes to walk from the village. There are various theories about when the castle was built, but the latest research suggests that it was built around 1340 by the Counts of Werdenberg-Sargans.

This beautiful place comes up quite quickly along the road side of the lake. There is a hut. Nude bathing is prohibited.

Super nice place for swimming.