Attention ski touring fans! Do you fancy snow after work? The Grüsch-Danusa ski resort offers an official training slope every Thursday evening for an evening ski tour.
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In Grüsch there is a 2.7 km long ice trail, which is fun for young and old. To the right the rushing river, to the left the trees hung with hoarfrost. Next door, a leisurely walk leads to a barbecue area.
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The ruined castle, built in the 13th century, affords a wonderful view over the Albula Valley. Belfort Castle was the home of the lords of Vaz who ruled over large parts of Graubünden.
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It is perhaps the most beautiful pass in Graubünden. In summer, you can cross it on foot, by bike, by bus or by car. In winter, the longest toboggan run in Parc Ela leads down from Preda to Bergün/Bravuogn.
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Filisur is a street village and located at 1032 m above sea level. The houses are lined up on both sides of the village street, the oriel and sgraffito facades are aligned to the street, where pass traffic, commerce and communication take place.
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