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Caravan Park Arosa Lenzerheide

Motorhome pitch

Above Tschiertschen, the most beautiful mountain village in Graubünden, the temporary motorhome park "Furgglis" is located on a forest path at an altitude of around 1600 metres. There are 6 parking spaces available at 2 locations.

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City Chur

Chur

The Sky Is Already South.

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City Heidiland

Flumserberg

The famous summer and winter sports area high above Lake Walen

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Patrutgsee lake with fireplace and fountain

Fireplace Viamala

Patrutgsee fireplace

The Patrutgsee on the Heinzenberg is a little paradise for the whole family with a marvellous view of the majestic Piz Beverin (2998 m above sea level). There are five fireplaces around the lake.

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City Engadin Samnaun Val Müstair

Ftan (Gemeinde Scuol)

Long days in the sun

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City Prättigau

Furna

The scattered settlement of Furna (1351 m) lies high above the middle Prättigau. The extensive Furnerberg essentially comprises the left side of the valley of the Furner Bach. The Hochwang (2533 m) is the highest point. The settlements are concentrated in the village districts of Usserberg, Mittelberg and Hinterberg. The individual farmsteads of the typical Walser settlement are also scattered all over the mountain.

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