プレスールの絶景の山頂・トップ20

The Arflinafurgga pass lies at an altitude of 2,247 meters and connects the Fideriser Heuberg with the Schanfigg valley. It is located on the marked snowshoe trail 568 and, in good weather, offers a breathtaking panoramic view of the Grisons mountains.

great for a coffee and then the fun starts!

Prepare for a long, exhausting but amazing 2000 descent!

The first building was constructed after 1272, following the consecration of the cathedral. Its current appearance dates back to the Baroque redesign of 1732/33 under Bishop Joseph von Rost, a Tyrolean native (serving as Bishop of Chur as Benedikt von Rost from 1728 to 1754), who incorporated architectural ideas from his homeland into the building. The cookbook "Ein schön Kochbuch 1559" (A Beautiful Cookbook 1559) was created in the Episcopal Palace between 1559 and around 1610. It is considered the oldest cookbook in Switzerland. In 2020, the Cathedral Treasury Museum, featuring the cathedral treasury and the death pictures dated 1543, will open in the Episcopal Palace. Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bisch%C3%B6fliches_Schloss_(Chur)

Top view into the distance and of Arosa

At the Churer Joch, at an altitude of around 2,000 meters, you can enjoy a magnificent view of the valley all the way to Chur and, of course, the peaks behind you. There's also a mountain restaurant, the Jochalp. It will be open Tuesday to Sunday in summer 2025, starting July 9. It's the last place to stop for refreshments on the way toward the Parpaner Schwarzhorn or Rothorn, so if it's open, sit down, enjoy the view, and take a break.

The Ruedi Supersteep!!! Blast trail down on Chur. The upper section itself is fast, with some steep curves and big roots (check your brakes, what's that smell?), but the meadow up to the trail re-entry is killer. You need a good suspension setup and be able to power through without brakes, but then it gets a bit steep and technical again, and after that section you can let it go again, including the meadow to the fire road. After that, it's time to relax until the second part goes through the meadow at the hut. Now it gets steep and fast in the gully, but the exit then back onto the road curve is rather tough. From now on, it gets really fast over the root field. Be careful here, "construction berm with cable" - because now it gets a bit rocky and steep, but there's already a nice line to the left of the cable. After that, it's a bit of a bump to the exit - slow down a bit here because the ridge is narrow, if you can handle that, then it's easy to get to the Grida. That's all.

The easiest way to reach the Hörnligrat by bike, and with the least amount of effort, is by taking the Hörnli Express gondola from Innerarosa. From here, you can then head back down to the valley in virtually any direction. The flowing Hörnli Trail back to Arosa is particularly popular. The other trails (which are not designated trails, so be careful of hikes) are also very worthwhile, although some are a bit more challenging (e.g., to Lake Urden, S3).