High altitude trail Falera - Siat

Simple

9 km

2:35 h

301 mhd

224 mhd

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Four villages along the Senda Sursilvana offer sunshine, mountain panoramas and pure enjoyment on easy side roads. The hike is also suitable for baby carriages and is therefore perfect for a long walk.

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Highest Point 1377 m

Lowest Point 1157 m

Best Season

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Start

Falera

Destination

Siat

Coordinates

46.802646, 9.228628

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Description

Soon after the start in Falera, you enter the cool forest on hot days. Time and again, you will catch glimpses of the Rhine or far-reaching views of the Surselva mountains. The pretty villages of Ladir and Ruschein will delight you with their tanned Grisons houses and beautiful churches. Culture should not be neglected either. Behind the village of Ruschein, you soon cross the Ual da Mulin stream and can marvel at the specially situated building of the old mill. If it was a little chilly here, you now reach the end of the tour in Siat via sunny mountain meadows. Shortly before this, it is worth stopping at the Sogn Glieci church. A quiet place to linger and dream.

Geheimtipp

- Visit the beautiful church squares along the hike

A visit to the ruins of Friberg Castle in Siat. The short scrambles are worth it for the view alone. There is a playground for children at the foot of the ruins and a barbecue area for the whole family.

- Restaurant in Ladir “La Terrassa”

Sicherheitshinweis

The tour should not be undertaken in uncertain weather conditions. Weather changes are frequent in the mountains. If a rain front or similar is approaching during the hike, you should turn back in good time.

144 Emergency call, first aid

1414 Mountain rescue REGA

112 International emergency call

Ausrüstung

Good hiking boots with a good profile or trekking shoes, clothing suitable for the weather (rain jacket/sun protection), drink, possibly food, possibly walking sticks.