Attractions in Prättigau

Alpine quail products.

Made regionally and with love.

In terms of style, Monika Flütsch deviates from the purely traditional framework of the art of paper cutting. Popular motifs are cows of all kinds, alpine life, but also personalities, wrestlers and even the family tree. The filigree work, the precision and the incredible creativity will inspire you.

An offer for young and old locals and holiday guests.

St. Antönien offers a stage for mountaineers, peace seekers and nature lovers in all seasons and nature lovers and nature-oriented tourism has a long tradition here. These are two of the reasons why St. Antönien is the first mountaineering village in Switzerland.

Being a mountaineering village is an award for the tireless commitment of the St. Antönier to a careful handling of nature, to a dynamic village with lived traditions and to an active social life. At the same time, it is a commitment to continue to take care of these values – so that St. Antönien remains livable and lovable.

The first mountaineering village in Switzerland
The small Walser settlement of St. Antönien is located at 1450 m in the middle of a fantastic mountain world. The valley is a well-known hiking and ski touring paradise and at the same time the starting point for fascinating circular tours in the Rätikon area. A variety of peaks invite you to enjoyable ascents and wonderful descents. A favourite among the winter hiking trails is the approximately 9.5 km long route via the "Bodähütte" to Pany.

Scooter station at Berghaus Edelweiss

hut is located on the southern slope of the Schesaplana massif at 1908 m above sea level. The valley run is 14 km long and leads over gravel alpine roads to Seewi's village.

Opposite the Berghaus Arflina there is a charging station for e-bikes, and electric cars can also be charged here at the "juice station".