697 Salisweg from Seewis to Malans

Simple

9 km

3:00 h

350 mhd

720 mhd

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Historically interesting hike from Seewis over the magnificent viewpoint Fadära down to the wine village Malans.

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Highest Point 1170 m

Lowest Point 570 m

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Start

Seewis

Destination

Malans

Coordinates

46.989782, 9.639522

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Description

On the Salisweg, you will learn a lot of interesting facts about Johann Gaudenz von Salis-Seewis and his time, while also experiencing a piece of blissful nature.

Directions

The Salisweg connects the villages of Malans and Seewis on an 8.5 km long, continuously marked hiking trail. The ascent to the highest point of the hike, the Fadärastein, is 611 meters from Malans and 232 meters from Seewis. The Fadärastein offers an incomparable view into the Rhine Valley. At a total of 9 points, information boards about the life and time of Johann Gauden von Salis-Seewis are available. Additionally, a total of five buildings related to him are specially marked.

Directions

Public Transport

By the RhB to Grüsch and by PostAuto to Seewis village (timetable field 90.201)

Travel Information

On the A13 and B28 to Seewis.

Parking

Free parking at the Flensa ski lift.

Waypoints

Bus Station Prättigau

Seewis Dorf, Bühelstrasse

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Bus Station

Malans, Postplatz

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Viewpoint Prättigau

Aussichtspunkt Fadärastein

With the Fadärastein you can reach a great vantage point with little effort. The view of the Graubünden Rhine Valley from Chur to Sargans is impressive.

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Flora Prättigau

Narzissenfelder

Between mid-May and mid-June, hundreds of thousands of mountain daffodils bloom on the meadows and pastures in Seewis and Fanas in Prättigau. On an area of over 100 hectares, the fragrant white daffodil fields shine with the last patches of snow on the Schesaplanamassiv.

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Fireplace Prättigau

Grillplatz / Feuerstelle Markusplatz

Beautiful, large fire pit with benches.

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Attraction

House of General Friedrich Schmid

The General Friedrich Schmid House in Malans is a baroque building at the southern entrance of the village. It impresses with carved paneling, a large Swiss pine room, and a salon with a richly decorated stucco ceiling. A small bakery house adjoins the vineyard.

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Church

Evangelical Church

The Protestant Church in Malans, with its slender church tower and late Gothic nave, displays tomb inscriptions of the noble families of Gugelberg, von Planta, and von Salis. The interior is kept in a simple late Baroque style.

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Attraction

House Guler von Wynegg – House Wegelin

The Guler von Wynegg house in Malans is a typical local townhouse from the 16th century. It impresses with its massive construction and the beautiful coffered ceiling on the first floor.

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Attraction

House Sternen

The House Sternen in Malans impresses with its unique proportions and the extension of the west wing completed in 1930. It houses apartments, wine presses and storage rooms, as well as studios.

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