Whether sublime, silent, roaring or heart-warming – the nature surrounding Flims is sure to give you goose bumps.
Get ready for nature, culture and a taste of adventure all in one. And be prepared for epic encounters that nobody else can describe other than your own close hand experiences, where everything around you is overwhelmingly majestic, offering the sensation of feeling like a grain of sand amidst the spectacular mountain scenery. Moments just for you, your friends and your family.
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Turquoise green and surrounded by secluded tree tops, Lake Cauma is a pure gem. Explore the lake by pedalo, swim to the small island where you can laze in the sun or put your balance to the test on a stand-up paddle board. And if you truly can resist dipping into the cool spring waters, then why not let off steam on the volleyball field instead, or simply relax and soak up the sun along the magnificent lake shore.
So hidden that it is only accessible by foot, the crystal-clear waters of lake Cresta sparkle beneath the breath-taking mountain scenery. The lake is famous for its outstanding water quality and, although it’s been declared a national landmark, it’s ever at the ready to welcome bikers and hikers for a rewarding, refreshing dip.
Carved out by the Rhine, the rugged cliffs, steep gorges and wild waters of Flims offer a truly unique Alpine experience. Discover the best viewing points and immerse yourself in the natural spectacle of the landscape or, if you have a taste for adventure, why not take the bull by its horns and try wild river rafting or a bike tour along the edge of this magnificent river.
Seven awe-inspiring bridges, high above the roaring torrent of wild mountain streams, make the path along the "Flem" an unforgettable experience. Journey past bizarre rock formations and wild waterfalls taking you right through the UNESCO-World Heritage Site of Sardona, where the Trutg dil Flem leads down from the virgin mountain springs through the fairy tale Flims forest and finally into the village itself.
The Pinut via ferrata clings to the remaining vertical rock face where 10,000 years ago the Alp’s largest landslide took place. High along the southern face of the Flimserstein, you’ll experience the elemental forces of the Alps up close, and with adrenalin kicks guaranteed! But fret not, following a complete renovation in 2007, today the Pinut via ferrata is even safe for children of 12 years or older.
The ever-changing waterways that flow from the Segnesboden alpine moor create a unique landscape beneath the surrounding mountain peaks. From here you can discover the UNESCO-World Heritage Site of the tectonic Sardona arena, a place like nowhere else to explore the history of the Alp’s formation - close up!
