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Events Von Brün zu den Maiensäss-Hütten Imschlacht
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Away from the hustle and bustle, this beautiful, panoramic winter hike leads from Brno high above the Rhine Gorge to Imschlacht, where you will be spoiled with fine local products in the Schlittelbeizli.
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Description
The pretty little hamlet of Brno is a bit hidden above the Rhine Gorge. If you take a look around, you will discover one of the widest Walser houses in the middle of it.
From Brno (Valendas) you walk along the winter hiking and toboggan run through varied open terrain for about an hour up to Imschlacht, where you can fortify yourself in the toboggan pub. A constant companion is the wonderful view of the Surselva mountains and the Anterior Rhine.
The same route will take you back to Brno. Or you can whiz down to Brno on a sled. Toboggan rental possible on site.
The winter hiking and toboggan run is open daily from Christmas to the beginning of March. The toboggan pub is open every day from 12:00 to 17:00 at Christmas/New Year. Then on Saturday and Sunday until the beginning of March.
Geheimtipp
An experience even by moonlight. After a leisurely hike from Brno to the Imschlacht toboggan pub, you will be spoiled with a fondue à discretion in the cosy dining room. Reservation required.
Sicherheitshinweis
The hiking trail is also a toboggan run. We ask for mutual consideration.
Ausrüstung
Good, high shoes.
Directions
Follow the groomed path to the toboggan inn. The same route will take you back to Brno.
Directions
Public Transport
it is not possible to travel by public transport.
Anreise Information
By car from Ilanz-Valendas or Bonaduz-Versam to the Brno junction. From here, a narrow mountain road with winter service leads to the hamlet of Brno.
Parking
Parking spaces are signposted. Please note that only a limited number of parking spaces are available. Please only use the signposted parking spaces and keep entrances to houses and stables clear.
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