The Aerial Tramway Urdenbahn is the core of the skiing area Arosa Lenzerheide, as it connects both destinations. After many years of planning and waiting, the cable car is in service since January 2014. Arosa Lenzerheide with its 225 kilometres of slopes, numerous mountain restaurants and sheer endless hours of sunshine, is the biggest connected skiing area of the Canton of Grisons.
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With some 8,000 inhabitants, Domat/Ems is the fourth largest municipality in Graubünden, and it keeps growing. The village is an interesting linguistic subject as it is the northernmost location where Romansh is spoken officially.
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With 31 bends and a drop in height of 480 metres, this toboggan run winds its way down to the valley for more than 3100 metres, making it one of the longest toboggan runs open year-round.
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Today's Welschdörfli district of Chur has a settlement continuity that stretches from the Neolithic period to the present day. Roman buildings are still recognizable today on the Ackermann site.
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The beauty of Graubünden is world-renowned. No matter in what corner of the canton one travels, unique landscapes can be found everywhere- every spot in the mountain region is a masterpiece. In order to match this spectacular nature, the official white-red-and-white trail markers have been newly painted by an artist, called Stefan Rüesch.
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