Dreibündenstein panorama trail

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This exciting and enjoyable hike from Brambrüesch to the Dreibündenstein and on to Feldis takes you through delightful alpine flora and affords wonderful panoramic views of the surrounding mountains. The attractive round-trip ticket includes all trips with the cableways as well as the return trip by bus or train.

Itinerary

An incomparably beautiful panoramic hike begins 1000 metres above the Alpine City of Chur. The starting point on the Brambrüesch plateau can be reached directly from the city centre thanks to the cableways connection. Another 600 vertical meters have to be conquered up to the Dreibündenstein.

At the boundary stone of the former three Rhaetian states, a magnificent panoramic view opens up, which extends from the local mountains around Chur, Arosa and Lenzerheide to the Glarus Alps. The overthrust of the UNESCO World Heritage Site Tectonic Arena Sardona, which can be seen from here on the opposite Ringelspitz to the Flimser mountains (Segnes, Tschingelhörner), is also very impressive. On the two-part panorama table at the highest point of the hike (Furggabüel) you can find the names of the peaks and the Tectonic Arena Sardona.

The descent is through an unusually rich alpine flora, idyllic forested landscapes, alpine hamlets and the mountain lake of Leg Palus to the pretty mountain village of Feldis. From Feldis you take the gondola lift to Rhäzüns, crossing the Rheinauen at Rhäzüns at a lofty height with great views of one of the last major natural river landscapes of the Rhine and one of the most intact floodplain landscapes in Switzerland. From Rhäzüns you can take the Rhaetian Railway or the city bus back to Chur.

Signalized hiking route 739

The Dreibündenstein Panorama Trail is signposted as a local Switzerland Mobility hiking route. From Brambrüesch to Feldis (or vice versa) simply follow the signposting 739.

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Tour data

(1): without use of chairlift Mutta - Feldis
(2): with use of chairlift

Length: 12.3 km (1) / 9.2 km (2)
Altitude metres / ascent: 700 m
Max. height: 2174 m. ü. M
Hiking time: appr. 4:10 hours (1) / ca. 3:30 hours (2)
Grade: medium
Round trip: Chur - Brambrüesch - Dreibündenstein - Feldis - Rhäzüns - Chur
(also possible in the opposite direction)
Detailed tour data (GPS) with overview map

Round trip offer

incl. cable car Chur - Känzeli - Brambrüesch
incl. chair lift Mutta - Feldis
incl. cable car Feldis - Rhäzüns
incl. return journey Rhäzüns - Chur by bus or train
Note: Also possible in the opposite direction

Tariffs

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The round trip tickets are available at the following cableways:

The round trip is possible in both directions (Brambrüesch-Feldis / Feldis-Brambrüesch). The tickets include the return journey to the starting point where the tickets were purchased.

In addition to the round trip offer of the mountain railways, there is also the RailAway leisure offer from the SBB. This can be booked online from 6. June 2023: sbb.ch/en/dreibuendenstein

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Dreibündenstein culinary tours

The Dreibündenstein pleasure hike includes a round hike ticket and a picnic bag from the Plankis Foundation, while the culinary hiking tour with tobogganing fun tempts with a 3-course regional menu and a toboggan run.