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Caumasee and Rhine Gorge loop

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Caumasee and Rhine Gorge loop

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Caumasee and Rhine Gorge loop

04:59

19.7km

740m

This loop is considered one of the most popular hikes in the region, and for good reason: It not only takes you to the shores of the picturesque Lake Cauma, but also through Switzerland's "Grand Canyon." From several vantage points, you'll also enjoy stunning views of the Rhine Gorge.

Last updated: June 10, 2025

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3.12 km

Caumasee Lakeside Path

Highlight • Lake

What else is there to say about this lake? A dream in turquoise that you have to experience for yourself.

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5.18 km

View of the Rhine Gorge

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The view of the Rhine Gorge is simply breathtaking. You often have to stop and just gaze.

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8.90 km

Rhine Bend (Rheinschlucht)

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Probably one of the most famous photographs from above of the Rhine Gorge. But even down in the gorge, this section offers many wonderful impressions and new perspectives.

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13.8 km

Rhein Riverside Grill Area

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Beautiful barbecue area, right by the water. Firewood is replenished regularly. Please keep it clean so others can enjoy this space.

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19.7 km

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Bus stop

Way Types & Surfaces

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9.15 km

8.79 km

677 m

560 m

515 m

< 100 m

Surfaces

9.92 km

4.46 km

2.40 km

1.88 km

974 m

< 100 m

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Highest point (1,110 m)

Lowest point (620 m)

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Flims LaaxMay 20, 2022

This loop is considered one of the most popular hikes in the region, and for good reason: It not only takes you to the shores of the picturesque Lake Cauma, but also through Switzerland's "Grand Canyon." From several vantage points, you'll also enjoy stunning views of the Rhine Gorge.
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It starts in Staderas

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MilosOctober 9, 2022

Thanks for the tip. Nice hike. 
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The views of the meandering Rhine are amazing.
In Conn there is a nice restaurant right on the meadow.
There is a cycle path leading here, so watch out for electric bikes on the road, which go quite fast.
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In the valley you can meet people in kayaks sailing/rafting the river

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