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Nossadunna Church with its Stations of the Cross makes for a lovely walk.

Disentis is the largest town in Surselva and NOT Ilanz.

A very clean town and well-designed areas.

This monastery has something to offer, I even attended the service which was in German.

Scenic pass that is opened all year round (closes at 6pm in winter). There is hardly any traffic which makes cycling very nice and plenty of opportunities to take pictures. We crossed the pass in early May when there was still plenty of snow up there. The change in scenery where it was all green at Disentis and slowly turning white as we climbed higher... and very quickly turned to green as we rolled down on the south side to Biasca was breathtaking.

Because of the many tunnels, you should definitely have lights (which are mandatory anyway) mounted on the front and rear of your bike when riding over the Lukmanier Pass.

Trun may at first glance look like just a charming Alpine village, but history was written here. Under a maple tree—the tree that Trun also bears in its coat of arms—one of the Three Leagues was sealed here in 1424, making Trun part of a free state in Graubünden that lasted until the 18th century. When visiting this Swiss gem, be sure to also note the sculpture trail and the walk-in sculpture by artist Matias Spescha.

The two German and late Romanesque components of the place name suggest that this is a monastery at the crossroads. And indeed, even after 1,400 years, Disentis Monastery remains an important architectural highlight in Graubünden. The town remains popular for hiking today, as with a total length of around 180 kilometers, there are a variety of hiking trails around the town for all tastes, from leisurely hikes to challenging ones.