Find boats on the Connbächli - if you bring one.
Build your own Connschiffli out of bark or buy one of our locally made Schiffli at the guest information in Flims Laax Falera or at the mountain railway information at the Laax Murschetg valley station.
Put the finishing touches to the boat before launching it into the water, secure it to you with the anchor and start the exciting boat trip through the mystical Flims forest.
Start of the hike
Start in Flims Waldhaus at the Caumasee car park. The route runs from there to the start of the Connbächli to Conn - you should allow about an hour for the 3.2 km.
When you see the large clearing of Conn, you have almost reached your destination. Once you have arrived, you can rest and refresh yourself in the Conn restaurant.
The Connbächli crosses the footpaths at five points, at each of these crossings you have the option of shortening the hike.
From Conn it goes back via the Caumasee to the Flims Waldhaus, for these 2.5 km it takes about 40 minutes on foot.
Alternatively, a horse-drawn carriage can be reserved by telephone: +41 81 911 12 31
The viewing platform
One of the highlights on the route is the Il Spir viewing platform at Conn, which extends over several floors.
Once you have mastered the steps, you can gaze freely like a bird over the Rhine Gorge. You want more of this?
The Schiffli
You can get a locally made Schiffli at the guest information in Flims Laax Falera or at the mountain railway information at the Laax Murschetg valley station.
The Connschiffli is available with a jute bag for CHF 24.50.
Arrival by car: parking spaces are available near Lake Cauma or in the STENNA park house at the Flims valley station.
By public transport: Take the Postbus or the local bus to the bus stop Flims Waldhaus Caumasee.
Note: The trail is not suitable for baby carriages and can be walked from April/May to October/November, depending on snow conditions.
The 6-kilometre-long Connbächli has been used since the early Middle Ages to water the cattle in Conn and is still considered a piece of cultural heritage in the municipality of Flims. The forest path is also suitable for trail running.
