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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.

There's no car traffic on this road. There's still an incline.

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.

I rode from the Klunkel Pass towards Vättis. There's a comfortable, fairly flat descent. The area is very beautiful. I took a short nap on a bench in the shade by the stream.

It's always nice when you've made it. The mountain panorama is overwhelming. The reward is a wonderful descent, no matter which side you go on.

Nice and quiet and shady - perfect to start the tour.

It's easy to ride with a gravel bike. With a racing bike, choose the gear ratio wisely and pay attention to everything lying around on the road (stones, branches, leaves, etc.).

Fideriser Heuberge The Fideriser Heuberge are known for their natural diversity. And you can feel that as soon as the tour starts at the Berghaus Arflina. It smells of flowers, of mountain meadows. The forest road leads past the Clun lakes with a wonderful view of the Rätikon chain behind you. The last few meters up to Arflinafurgga are pushed until you have a view of Schanfigg. From this point you can either head towards Chur via Peist/St.Peter, or if you want to go to Arosa or back to Prättigau, follow the Pirigen/Langwies sign. Unfortunately, in both variants the depth of the alpine roads is lost, because the single trails end here after just about a kilometer. From Langwies you go back to Prättigau either on the Alpstrasse or along a mountain stream, via the pretty hamlet of Strasberg (with refreshment stops) over the Duranna Pass with the Grüensee, past Alp Duranna on single trails and forest roads down to Klosters. Text / Source: Prättigau Marketing, Feldweg 19, 7233 Jenaz https://www.praettigau.info/de/touren/arflinafurgga-durannapass