The sunny high valley of Engadine, nature shaped by lakes and glaciers and the flair of St. Moritz: You can experience the attractive contrasts during your vacation on approximately 580 kilometres of hiking trails or on the Corviglia, mountain of scintillating St. Moritz. The Corvatsch offers powder snow and downhill runs from the highest mountain station in the Eastern Alps.
Discover the panoramic mountain world between Ilanz and Reichenau. Canoe tours, rafting and much more are possible in the Rhine Gorge, with the "Swiss Grand Canyon" providing the backdrop.
For generations the story of Heidi arouses longing for the mountains and the safety that only home can give you. This special atmosphere can be experienced in varied ways on a holiday in Heidiland.
Where the Rhine begins its course, guests are drawn to the energy and relaxation guaranteed by the numerous springs. Some can be encountered on the 180 km long slopes. Included in the highlights are hikes to the Rheinquelle.
Swiss Youth Hostels offer inexpensive overnight stays for young and young-at-heart guests. There are eight youth hostels in Graubünden. They are located in places like St. Moritz, Davos and Laax.
During the holidays in Prättigau, two stations should not be missed: the Salginatobel Bridge, the only Swiss world monument and the longest toboggan run in Graubünden. Other attractive destinations, such as Lake Partnun or the Prättigau ridgeway can be discovered in summer.
Holidays in the Val Surses Savognin Bivio region are particularly rich in experiences: From rugged rock faces to the moor landscapes of Alp Flix and the untouched mountain forest in Parc Ela, Switzerland's largest nature park.
Graubünden is the largest region in Switzerland, making up 17.2 % of Switzerland’s total land area. Graubünden is also the most sparsely populated region with only 202'538 inhabitants – Switzerland has 8.7 million in total.
Dive into mystical gorges, paddle through wild rivers – or cruise leisurely across the water? Pure nature experience is the motto for water sports in Graubünden. Summer ahoy!
The Morteratsch Glacier near Pontresina extended to the current Bernina railway station in 1860. It has retreated by three kilometres since then – and is in more and more of a hurry. A tragedy. At the same time, the Val Morteratsch is a place where both new life and new ideas are created.