Medium
20 km
6:15 h
1250 mhd
360 mhd
Heidsee, Lenzerheide
Arcasplatz, Chur

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Bündner Kunstumseum, Villa Planta
From the episcopal city of Chur up to the spa hotel Passugg with its mineral springs. Past the ruins of Strassberg Malix Castle, once a customs station on the Septimer route. Continue to the Churwalden monastery church, across the heights of the Parpaner Höhe and around the Heidsee lake to the original Maiensäss (summer pasture) village of Lenzerheide.
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Start
Chur
Destination
Lenzerheide
Coordinates
46.853222455222, 9.5300062165975

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Description

The episcopal city of Chur is considered the oldest city in Switzerland. Through the German-speaking Churwaldnertal runs the wild Rabiosa gorge with its Passugger mineral springs. The spa hotel still bears witness to the Passugger spa business from the interwar period. Cultural sights from medieval times are the castle ruins Strassberg Malix, the monastery church Churwalden and the reformed church Parpan with its free-standing church tower.

Stages:

64: Total Tour ViaSett

64.02: Lenzerheide - Tiefencastel

64.03.: Tiefencastel - Savognin

64.04: Savognin - Bivio

64.05.: Bivio - Vicosoprano

64.06.: Vicosoprano - Chiavenna

Audio guide for smartphones

With our new acoustic hiking guide you will learn interesting facts about nature and culture, history and legends on the Via Sett on the way.

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Hidden Gem

The Via Sett is accessible from mid-June to mid-October, depending on weather conditions. The 93 km long long-distance hike from Chur (CH) to Chiavenna (IT) can be hiked in 6 or 7 daily stages. The average walking time per day is 4 - 7 hours.

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