The practice area with the magic carpet and rope lift at the valley station at the Curtginet restaurant can be used freely for beginners in all snow sports during opening hours.
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Once the place was covered by a glacier. Now below the Piz d'Agnel there is a turquoise lake surrounded by the rock of the geologically diverse Jenatsch area. Before the trekker reaches the village, he hikes along the Beverin through the Val Bever up to Chamanna Jenatsch, the highest SAC hut in Graubünden.
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Located at around 1200 m above sea level, Klosters is a picture-book alpine holiday resort: a chic chalet-style village, authentic traditions and an international character due to many cosmopolitan habitués. That's probably why even royal guests feel at home here.
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The mill originates from the 17th century and has been carefully restored. The name is that of the last miller who operated the mill until shortly after the 2nd World War. Today it again works perfectly. See for yourself!
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In the 12th and 13th centuries, flocks of shepherds and cattle breeders emigrated from the upper Valais and settled parts of Graubünden. Around Medergen near Arosa, the Walsers, as they were called, left their animals on the pastures in the summer and built a collection of alpine and residential buildings that has been well preserved to this day.
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