周辺の山頂・トップ17

Carp la Tretscha is the local name of this viewpoint near Lantsch/Lenz. From the rocky summit, it offers impressive views of the valley, the Lai da Solas, and the Albula. In addition to wooden benches, there's also a steel grill where you can grill something delicious over the fire while enjoying the panoramic view.

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Highest wooden church in Europe

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The view from the Glaser Grat into the mountains and the two valleys, on the left into the Safiental and on the right into the Domleschg and Val Schons, is fantastic and overwhelming.

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Rest area with a great panoramic view

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While the ascent from the Safiental leads through steeper terrain, the slopes towards Tschappina are comparatively gentle. The view to the south is dominated by the impressive face of the Piz Beverin.

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great craftsmanship at the summit of the Glaser Grat

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Ideal for refreshing and strengthening after hiking

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Great view in a prominent location.

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The church of St. Luzius, first mentioned in 1508, was rebuilt in the Baroque style in 1678–80 and restored in 1962. The interior is richly decorated. In the choir, an eight-part picture cycle tells the multi-layered legend of the church patron Lucius. On the altarpiece, St. Lucius is enthroned above the Obervaz settlement terrace. The choir arch and the nave are adorned with 26 emblems. In the nave vault there is a fresco with the seldom found north of the Alps theme The Rescue of the Church by St. Francis. The numerous inscriptions prove the financial support of the local population for the church equipment. The main facade shows a Lactacio with St. Bernard of Clairvaux and a fresco with St. Florinus of Ramosch. The two Capuchin Fathers Bernardo da Morone and Lorenzo da Edolo are depicted in the gable, flanked by the population of Obervaz. From Wikipedia Lain GR

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On the avalanche-proof Heinzenberg, snow schooling is a special experience. The Glasergrad offers a wide panoramic view.

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Nice hosts and a cozy room. It's easy to endure here

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Post bread with delicious food and great views

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A wonderful Walser village with stave church and foresight.

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In the church there is a beautiful Toggenburg organ.

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Nice tour around the crap

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The Glaser ridge is 2,124 meters high and easily accessible via a hiking trail. Once at the top, a bank with a magnificent view invites you for a leisurely break.

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Great view until the beginning of the Julier Pass and down into the Albula Valley. Rest area with tables, benches and barbecue area. Ideal for a break.

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Zillis is located at the upper entrance of the Viamala Gorge and has been a base for the pass route to Italy for a very long time. The church of St. Martin, first mentioned in 840, testifies to this with its famous wooden coffered ceiling. Today, the traffic on the A13 thunders past the town to the San Bernardino, but when there is traffic jam, it is suddenly close again in Zillis. The Gasthaus Alte Post is located directly on the road and welcomes hikers with a cozy, old-fashioned restaurant. The landlady's passion is the Capuns, for whom she has made several swiss gastronomy trips. So: make a stop! https://alte-post.ch/

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The panoramic view from the Muttnerhöhe (2000 m above sea level) is fantastic. The village itself with its characteristic wooden houses and the unique larch wood church from 1718 is a bijou.

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Barbecue with a beautiful view of the Albula Valley, direction Oberhalbstein, Julier.

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