Viamala Besucherzentrum - Reischen - Zillis

Simple

4.6 km

1:45 h

220 mhd

140 mhd

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Hike from the visitor center to the Punt da Suransuns suspension bridge and on via Reischen to Zillis

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Highest Point 1040 m

Lowest Point 847 m

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Start

Viamala, Visitor Centre

Destination

Zillis, village

Coordinates

46.663249, 9.447643

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Description

The hike starts at the Viamala Gorge Visitor Centre and continues the first 250 m along the road up the valley to the signpost on the left side of the road, where the 'viaSpluga' trail descends to the Punt da Suransuns suspension bridge. After crossing the Hinterrhein, the route follows a secluded forest path on the other side of the river, which finally joins a forest road a little further up, which leads up to Reischen on the left.

In Reischen, a covered wooden bridge crosses the 'Ual da Reschen'. On the way from Reischen to Zillis you have a wonderful view of Val Schons and the Schamserberg opposite. In Zillis is the listed hall church of St. Martin from the 12th century with its unique wooden ceiling.
Any hiking trail closures/restrictions or diversions can be found here.

Geheimtipp

Visit to the fabled Viamala Gorge
Visit to the listed church of St. Martin, Zillis

Ausrüstung

Weatherproof clothing and suitable shoes with a non-slip sole

Directions

Viamala Visitor Centre - Punt da Suransuns - Reischen - Zillis

The trails on this route are designated as Regional Hiking Route No. 50 and signposted with brown signposts 'viaSpluga'.

Directions

Public Transport

The Viamala Gorge Visitor Centre and Zillis can be reached by PostBus. Timetable information and further information under www.sbb.ch.

Parking

Viamala Gorge: At the Viamala Gorge Visitor Centre, parking spaces are only available for visitors to the Viamala Gorge.

Zillis: 'Nislas' car park at the church of St. Martin.

Thusis: Marktwiesenstrasse car park, south of the train station.

Waypoints

Canyon Viamala

Viamala gorge

Visit the Viamala Canyon and experience this impressive monument for yourself.

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Bridge Viamala

Pùnt da Suransuns

Narrow and straightforward, this bridge is part of the hiking trail network - for once not over the abyss of the Viamala, but directly over the Rhine, which rests here in a shimmering blue bay before plunging further through the gorge.

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Restaurant Viamala

Restaurant «Zur alten Post»

Right at the entrance to the world famous Viamala gorge, and along the historic long-distance hike “Via Spluga”, you’ll find the rustic and small Restaurant “Zur alten Post”, located in the village Rongellen.

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Church Viamala

Church of St. Martin, Zillis

The church of St. Martin in Zillis is also known as the "Sistine Chapel of the Alps" with its 12th century worldwide unique painted wooden ceiling and is one of the most important cultural assets in the Beverin Nature Park.

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Museum Viamala

Exhibition Church of St Martin

Since summer 1993, the permanent exhibition on the world-famous Romanesque picture ceiling of St Martin's Church has been located on the main street in Zillis (a 5-minute walk from the church). It is worth visiting the exhibition first and then the church.

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