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On this hiking trail you will have the opportunity to experience the Schanfigg valley in several days along the traditional villages.
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Description
The Schanfigg Village Trail connects the villages of the Schanfigg valley from Chur to Arosa on both sides of the valley for hikers. On the 53 km long (mountain) hiking trail, traditional and authentic village culture can be experienced.
The Schanfigg Village Trail leads through intact and varied landscapes with magnificent views, through meadows and forests, over Töbel and past mountain pastures and, last but not least, through the villages with their characteristic wood-knit buildings, the farm and village shops, restaurants and broom pubs. The alternation of natural and cultural landscapes can be experienced at every turn, as the magnificent landscapes at the Gründji & Frauentobel are able to show, for example.
The Village Trail enriches the range of hiking opportunities in the Schanfigg. Thanks to the good connection of the villages to public transport, the stages can be shortened and a variety of circular hikes can also be planned, e.g. in connection with the Schanfigger Höhenweg.
Hidden Gem
To learn the insider tips at the village fountain or during a short chat in the village shop from the locals. Divide the hike into different stages.
Safety Note
- Constantly monitor the weather
- Make sure you have suitable and complete equipment
- On the Langwies - Peist stage section, good footwear is necessary, in addition you should be sure-footed and free from vertigo!
- Inform third parties about your tour. Report back to your destination when you arrive.
- Enjoy hiking with a smile on your face
Equipment
Sturdy shoes and weatherproof clothing are recommended.
Directions
Arosa - Litzirüti - Langwies - Peist - Fatschél - Pagig - Castiel - Calfreisen - Maladers - Chur - Passugg - Praden - Lüen - Pagig - Molinis - Tschiertschen
Directions
Public Transport
By train to Arosa
The Rhaetian Railway train takes you comfortably from Chur to the centre of Arosa. The journey begins leisurely through Chur and after the city limits, the red train becomes a mountain railway and climbs 1000 metres over only 26km to Arosa at 1,775 metres above sea level.
You can find the timetable directly under sbb.ch
Between Chur and Arosa, the train stops at the following stations. The Schanfigg village trail can also be started from one of these stations:
- Chur Old Town
- Lüen-Castiel
- St. Peter-Molinis
- Peist
- Langwies GR
- Litzirüti
Details on how to get to Arosa: https://arosalenzerheide.swiss/de/Arosa/Aktuell/Wissenswertes/Anreise
Details on how to get to Chur: https://www.chur.graubuenden.ch/de/service/information/anreise
Travel Information
By car to Arosa
From Chur, it's about 40 minutes on a winding road uphill. The Schanfiggerstrasse winds its way through the valley and overcomes around 360 curves.
Details on how to get to Arosa: https://arosalenzerheide.swiss/de/Arosa/Aktuell/Wissenswertes/Anreise
Details on how to get to Chur: https://www.chur.graubuenden.ch/de/service/information/anreise
Parking
Various parking options in Arosa: https://www.arosa-parking.com/
Various parking options in Chur: https://www.chur.graubuenden.ch/de/service/mobilitaet-ort/parkieren
Of course, the trail can be started at any location along the Village Trail.
Responsible for this content: Arosa Lenzerheide.
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