Close to Nature.

Parks

Wanderer auf der Alp Flix bei Savognin (Foto: © Tourismus Savognin Bivio Albula AG / Mattias Nutt)

All the fascination and beauty of the Swiss Alps is preserved and at the same time brought to life in our parks. We open up paths to encounters with alpine flora and fauna that you will never forget.

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Parks

With four regional nature parks, a UNESCO World Natural Heritage site, a UNESCO biosphere reserve and the Swiss National Park, Graubünden has the highest density of parks in Switzerland.

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Landschaft des Schweizerischen Nationalpark

Swiss National Park

The Swiss National Park, with an area of 170 square kilometre, is the largest nature reserve and the only national park in Switzerland. Discover the National Park.

Parc Ela

Parc Ela is situated in the heart of Graubünden and includes the valleys of Albula and Surses / Oberhalbstein. Altogether, 19 municipalities have merged to form the largest nature park in Switzerland.

Beverin Nature Park

Beverin combines four valleys and two cultures. Known for deep gorges, unspoilt villages, crystal clear lakes and churches that distinguish the landscape, it attracts nature-conscious guests year after year.

Einzigartige Landschaften warten darauf, entdeckt zu werden.

Biosfera Val Müstair

The Müstair Valley is framed by the two major alpine crossing-points, the Ofenpass and the Umbrailpass. Together with the adjoining Swiss National Park, the Biosfera forms a high alpine biosphere reserve.

Sardona Tectonic Arena

Striking jagged peaks and sharp lines, the Tschingelhörner above Flims Laax forms a particularly attractive part of the Sardona Tectonic Arena and has been a UNESCO World Heritage site since 2008.

Parco Val Calanca

Der kleinste Naturpark der Schweiz, aber mit einem grossen Herzen wie der herzförmige Lago di Calvaresc.