The suspension bridge Val da Tersnaus connects the villages of Tersnaus and Camuns for pedestrians. Tersnau's suspension bridge is 66 metres long and 34 metres high.
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In his memoirs, Gian Giacomo Matossi (1753-1838), one of the first emigrants who sought his fortune as a confectioner, recounts that he bought an old house in Via di Puntunai with his first income.
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The Tguma stop at over 2,300 metres above sea level in the area of the largest alp in the canton of Graubünden is the ideal starting point for numerous tours in the Beverin Nature Park.
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The Bündner Herrschaft lies at the gateway to the canton of Graubünden. The sun-drenched region is known for its wine and home to the most famous Swiss woman: Heidi.
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300 meters above the valley floor you will find the idyllic mountain village of Fanas (910 m). It is located on a wind-protected, sunny terrace on the southern slope of the Sassauna. Mild climate and good air away from through traffic make the village popular for relaxing stays. In autumn and winter, Fanas is mostly fog-free with above-average sunshine duration of up to 7 hours on the shortest day.
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Castaneda is the municipality of Calanca Esterna. It has always been called the "Garden of the Calanca" and owes its name to the chestnut groves that line its gentle slopes.
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