Trutg dil Flem – Flimser Wasserweg

Medium

14 km

4:15 h

320 mhd

1400 mhd

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Der Wasserweg: Trutg dil Flem 764 (oua_34486402_image)

From the UNESCO World Heritage site of Sardona the new Trutg dil Flem trail follows the Flem stream from Segnesboden, past bizarre rock formations and breathtaking gorges through Europe's largest landslide to Flims.

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Start

Nagens Sura (Bergstation FlemXpress)

Destination

Flims

Coordinates

46.865493996314, 9.2359034790084

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Description

Flims and its surroundings are a must for all nature lovers. The Flims landslide shaped not just the sunny plateau, but also the rugged Rhine Gorge as well as the crystal-clear bathing lakes of Cauma, Cresta and Laax.

The Flims waterway hike (Romansh: Trutg dil Flem) runs from the waterfall in the lower Segnesboden right to the centre of the village. At times it leads the hiker directly along the river course through the narrow gorge landscapes across unique bridges, past waterfalls, water mills and water slides. At others, it takes you along the upper slopes of the stream’s course, along delightful alpine landscapes and mountain pastures dotted with huts.

The Flem is crossed a total of six times by in part audaciously designed bridges. They provide the perfect vantage point for taking in the bizarre rock formations that make up the Flem gorges. Finally you reach two platforms close to the valley station, the perfect spot for hikers to listen once again to the symphony of water music.

Hidden Gem

The Segneshütte not only welcomes you for delicious food, it also is the starting point for several other hikes.

Safety Note

Caution: The Trutg is a narrow mountain trail that presents a number of difficulties: slope crossings, bridges and walkways across flowing waters. Mountain boots, surefootedness and at times a good head for heights are required.

To make the Trutg dil Flem accessible also to less accomplished hikers, it is possible to complete the trail in sections using a number of entry and exit points.

Mountain bikers are not permitted on the Trutg dil Flem.

Equipment

Outdoor clothing, good shoes

Directions

Uphill:

The starting point of the trail is the valley station of the mountain railways in Flims. From there, the route, marked as hiking trail 764, leads in just under four hours and 1,260 meters of elevation gain past seven bridges specially designed for the water trail, all the way to the waterfall on the lower Segnesboden.

Downhill:

Take the FlemXpress from Segnes station.

Take the Nagens Shuttle from Nagens.

Mountain Railways:

Flims Mountain Railways – Segnesboden

Laax Mountain Railways – Nagens station

Directions

Public Transport

By Post Bus from Chur to Flims Dorf Bergbahnen

Travel Information

By Car on the A13 from Zurich, exit 18 to Flims

Parking

Stenna Parking at the Flims Bergbahnen

Waypoints

Bridge Flims Laax Falera

Oberste Brücke - Trutg dil Flem

Smallest bridge of the Trutg dil Flem

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Bridge Flims Laax Falera

Verweilbrücke - Trutg dil Flem

The path leads from the waterfall in Segnes-Boden - in the middle of the UNESCO World Heritage Site of the Tectonic Arena - through the wild nature of the mountains of Flims. Sometimes it is a cozy flow, then the stream falls over water slides and water mills down the valley, over Punt Desch, to Startgels, over Tarschlims to Wasserfallbrück at Foppa to the center of Flims. The path can be up and down.

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Bridge Flims Laax Falera

Pilzfelsen - Trutg dil Flem

Bridge at the top of the Trutg dil Flem

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Bridge Flims Laax Falera

Punt da Max - Trutg dil Flem

Longest bridge of the Trutg dil Flem

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Bridge Flims Laax Falera

Wasserfall - Trutg dil Flem

The waterfall bridge crosses the river in a bold flat arc.

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Bridge Flims Laax Falera

Muletg - Trutg dil Flem

Small wooden bridge in the upper part of the Trutg dil Flem.

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Fireplace Flims Laax Falera

Open fireplace Runca

Fireplace with a grill and wood

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Info Point Flims Laax Falera

Visitors' Pavilion Sardona

In the Visitors' Pavilion at the Segneshütte you will learn what the world looked like when the landslide came down or when the main overshoot was still active. Immerse yourself in the past and travel back to the origins of the geological highlights of our region.

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