A long ascent to reach the ridge is not necessary on this tour. The two chairlifts Tgantieni and Scalottas go from Lenzerheide directly to Piz Scalottas. The time saved is needed for the full tour.

The hike leads from Piz Scalottas to Piz Danis and via Stätzerhorn and Fulhorn to Dreibündenstein. At Fulbergegg it descends towards Hühnerköpfe, Alp Malix and finally Brambrüesch, where the hike ends. From there you can take the cable car down to Chur.

The trail is exposed in places and requires surefootedness, but rewards you with a breathtaking panorama of Piz after Piz.

it goes past the mountain hut Raguta around the Tgom Aulta (2085 m above sea level) and back to the mountain station of the chairlift. Return to Feldis by chairlift or on foot.

Any hiking trail closures/restrictions or diversions can be found here.

Mutta - Alp dil Plaun - Leg Palus - Mutta

The starting point for this panoramic tour in the Feldis Highlands is the mountain station of the Feldis - Mutta chairlift at 1974 m above sea level.M.

Taking the Tgantieni chairlift, the first step of the tour is comfortably begun. Above lies the alpine path, going to the Tgantieni Mountain Hotel and then further onto the Bergbeizli (small mountain pub) Spoina. The first part runs over well-prepared forest roads with occasional glimpses of Lenzerheide and Heid lake. The gentle descent passes the Valbella hostel and goes through Parpan village back to Churwalden.

A further nature trail brings you to Passugg, which is the source of a famous mineral water. The roaring creek Rabiosa, in Romansch «The Raging», cuts its way through the Passugg gorge. In 1863 this spring was rediscovered, which is known today throughout Switzerland as the mineral springs of Passugg. Next you drop down to Chur and take the gondola back up to Brambrüesch. From here descend again on a tarmac surface to Churwalden, where you take the chairlift Heidbüel.

The well-marked mountain hiking trail leads from Klosters (we recommend the Gotschnagrat mountain station as a starting point) over four "crossings" into the Fideriser Heuberge. On the way you pass the idyllically situated Grünsee, where the brave refresh themselves with a jump into the cool water. Via a partly wet and crushed by cows trail over a flat moor of national importance you reach the pass "Strassberger Fürggli". The plateau of the Fideriser Heuberge with two small lakes is home to a diverse flora and fauna. You can spend the night in the Berghaus Arflina at 2000 m above sea level.

On the second day it goes over the Faninpass steeply down into the Varnezatobel. In the wild and partly moderately marked Chuonzentobel you can discover gravel towers as interesting natural phenomena. In the Gasthaus Hochwang you can relax a second time, an extremely varied cuisine and a wonderful panoramic view of the Rätikon accompany the evening.

On the third day it goes over the Furnerberg down to Alp Laubenzug and back up to Stams. The Graubünden Rhine Valley opens up and the view wanders from Chur over the Calanda massif down towards Landquart.  

Stages:

• Stage 1: Klosters - Fideriser Heuberge
• Stage 2: Fideriser Heuberge - Furna
• Stage 3: Furna - Trimmis

PostBus from Obersays to Trimmis.

Please note the rest days of Berghaus Arflina Fideriser Heuberge here.

From Brambrüesch, the hike first leads over the plateau, past the mountain restaurants and the ski lift station, and along a wide and gently ascending forest path towards the Edelweiss hut and over the Malixeralp to Spundis, where the view opens up far into the Graubünden Oberland. At this point, the path leads to the right across the plain and later through the forest to the Spundiskopf. Here you can expect a magnificent panorama and especially the view down into the Chur Rhine Valley is very impressive. A great place for a rest before heading back through the forest, on a narrow and initially steep hiking trail, until you finally reach the mountain station of the gondola lift again. In the nearby Battagliahütte you can round off the hike with pleasure before you take the mountain railways back to Chur.

From the train station we follow the Arosa railway line to Meiersboden. In the forest, the path climbs to the Passugg spring. From there, go past the building on the right. After crossing the Rabiosa, the path climbs up to Malix. The trail continues through Malix past the Weisshütte until we finally reach the Känzeli mountain station. We enjoy the descent with a wonderful view of the city of Chur. From the valley station, the route leads through the Welschdörfli back to the train station. Please note the travel times of the Känzelibahn. In Malix, you can also use the post bus for the return journey.

For the hike, an attractive round trip ticket is available at the Chur-Dreibündenstein mountain railways, which includes the ascend from Chur to Brambrüesch, two runs with the toboggan run Pradaschier - Churwalden and the return trip by Postauto from Churwalden to Chur.
 
Option A: From the mountain restaurant Brambrüesch follow the hiking trail to the Malixer Alp and further to the Dreibündenstein. Descent over Grüenenbüel to Pradaschier (hiking time approx. 3 h 15 min.)

Option B: Hiking trail to Churwalden.

The high plateau Brambrüesch can be reached comfortably with the cableways from the city of Chur. The hike first leads straight on to the mountain restaurant and then up to the Malixeralp on the right side of the ski lift and on to Spundis, where a fantastic panorama opens up towards the region of the Surselva. Via Hühnerköpfe (top station ski lift) the trail continues upwards through a varied and beautiful alpine flora. At Furggabüel you finally reach the highest point and are rewarded with an impressive all-round panorama. At this point, a two-part panorama board provides information about the surrounding mountain world and also the clearly visible mountain ranges of the Tectonic Arena Sardona (UNESCO World Heritage). Just a short walk and you reach the Dreibündenstein, marked by a clearly visible boundary stone, where you can also sign the summit book. With a magnificent view you continue your hike towards Pradaschier. After a relatively steep descent, turn right. Now it goes more gently downhill to Galtialp and one crosses on a beautiful hiking trail over Trittwald back towards Brambrüesch. On the way, a detour to the idyllic Edelweisshütte, where you can eat. Back in Brambrüesch, there are finally three mountain restaurants with sun terraces available, so that you can finish this wonderful circular hike with pleasure before taking the cableways back to Chur.

Rewarding ski tour, beginning at the top gondola station in Brambrüesch. Ascent through the forest at first, later on close to the ski slopes up to Furggabüel and the Dreibündenstein high plateau, which is being crossed on the tour (possible to ski down without skins). At appr. 2100m the ascent to the Fulhorn begins. Take care along the ascent since there are steep parts and snow drifts.

Descents are possible to Alp dil Plaun, the ski hut Term Bel and (if enough snow) as far as Domat/Ems in the valley (otherwise at Alp dil Plaun left/southwards to Scheid). The descent through the steep north side in direction of Pradaschier / Churwalden is only for experienced ski tourers and with safe snow conditions. If you would like to descent to Churwalden, you can alternatively use the slopes in the ski area, as well. All ascents and descents are at your own risk.

This round tour can be started in Rhäzüns, at the Reichenau-Tamins trainstation or in Rothenbrunnen. Before you arrive in Domat/Ems, follow the forest road to the right side. That's the start of the rather long and quite steep ascent to Feldis.

From Feldis the ascent continues but less steep and after a short time you will reach the highest point of the tour. From there a descent of 1'000 meters in height begins and passes Dirauls and Scheid and ends in Rothenbrunnen.

From there follow first on the road and later on the trail back to Rhäzüns.