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697 Salisweg von Seewis nach Malans

Simple
9 km
3:00 h
350 mhd
720 mhd
Fadära Seewis
Kirche Seewis

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Narzissenwiese in Seewis

Historically interesting hike from Seewis via the magnificent viewpoint Fadära down to the wine-growing village of Malans.

Technique
Fitness
Highest Point  1170 m
Lowest Point  570 m
Best Season
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Okt
Nov
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Start
Seewis
Destination
Malans
Coordinates
46.989782, 9.639522

Details

Description

On the Salisweg you will learn a lot of interesting facts about Johann Gaudenz von Salis-Seewis and his time and at the same time experience a piece of exhilarating 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 of the Rhine Valley. At a total of 9 points there are information boards about the life and times of Johann Gauden von Salis-Seewis. In addition, a total of five buildings with a connection to him are specially marked.

Directions

Public Transport

With the < a href="http://www.rhb.ch/" target="_blank">RhB to Grüsch and the PostAuo to Seewis Dorf (Timetable field 90.201)

Travel Information

On the A13 and B28 to Seewis.

Parking

Free parking at the Flensa ski lift.

Waypoints

Aussichtspunkt Fadärastein (oua_29767596_image)
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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Narzissenfelder vor dem Schesaplanamassiv
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 compete with the last patches of snow on the Schesaplana massif.

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Grillplatz / Feuerstelle Markusplatz (oua_23828813_image)
Fireplace Prättigau
Grillplatz / Feuerstelle Markusplatz
Beautiful, large fire pit with benches.
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General Friedrich Schmid House
Historical Site Heidiland
House of General Friedrich Schmid
17th/18th c.; Eastern core structure 1684-86; Western part around 1750
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Evangelical Church
Catholic Church Heidiland
Evangelical Church
1469; 1772-73 baroque renewal; 1979/80 complete renovation
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House Guler von Wynegg – House Wegelin (oua_604435759_image)
Historical Site Heidiland
House Guler von Wynegg – House Wegelin
16th c.; built by Johann Guler von Wynegg 1562 – 1637
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House Stars
Historical Site Heidiland
House Sternen
18th/19th c.; 1930ties
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