Currently open lifts

  • For skiers: the Tèct/Zinols children's ski area - Tèct and Zinols ski lifts and the children's area are open.
  • For skiers: The La Diala valley run to Bergün and the panoramic slope from the Snowhill to the La Diala mountain restaurant are open.
  • Due to lack of snow, we are unfortunately unable to start skiing in the 3rd section on Darlux.
  • For tobogganers: Preda-Bergün toboggan run and the Darlux toboggan run.
  • The Darlux - Bergün sledging run will be closed all day on Wednesday, January 22, 2025 due to “introduction of snow”. 
  • For cross-country skiers Bergün: a loop of around 5 km is classic and prepared for skating.
  • For cross-country skiers Filisur: a loop of around 4 km on the golf course is prepared for skating
6 km
2:05 h
240 mhd
240 mhd
216 Schönboden-Weg (oua_25300990_image)
216 Schönboden-Weg (oua_25270114_e9facbb_profile)
This circular hike on the sunny pastures of the former mountain pass and trading village of Filisur passes scenic Schönboden and takes you via forests to the ruins of Greifenstein Castle from which the Graubünden nobility once dominated the region.
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Fitness 4/6
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Start
Filisur
Destination
Filisur
Coordinates
46.67512379728, 9.6826738772805

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Description

You start out from the Graubünden ribbon village of Filsur with its houses with their oriel windows and sgraffito. The village is a pleasant place to visit now that there is a bypass road. This gentle winter hike starts at the Filisur train station and takes you along a road that rises evenly as it goes through sparse forest to Schönboden. From here there is a beautiful view of Filisur and the lower Albula Valley.

On your way back, the trail leads to the ruins of Greifenstein Castle, which is perched on a rock above the Rhaetian Railway's first loop tunnel. It  was once the seat of the Lords of Greifenstein consisting of Graubünden nobility dating from the 13th century. Later it was the seat of the episcopal bailiffs who had farms near the village. The return route crosses the Rhaetian Railway line twice before it ends at the train station, where you will find the charming Bahnhöfli restaurant an inviting place for some refreshments.

Directions

Public Transport

With the Rhaetian Railway to Filisur

Anreise Information

By car to Filisur, parking at the station

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