Did you know that the Pinut via ferrata is the oldest surviving via ferrata in Switzerland? The earliest written record of it dates back to 1739. It has existed in its current form since 1907, although it was comprehensively renovated in 2007. Taking on the Pinut via ferrata is a remarkable way to experience nature at first hand, with all the thrills and none of the risk. The adventurers proceed through caves and over ladders and stairs to three practically vertical rock faces. Kids from 12 years of age can take the via ferrata from Fidaz to the Flimserstein via the Pinut.
Route |
Distance |
Ascent |
Time |
---|---|---|---|
Flims Village - Pinut bus stop |
2.2km |
110m |
45min |
Pinut bus stop - Pinut roping-up area |
1.0km |
200m |
30min |
Pinut via ferrata - Servetsch Pinut |
1.7km |
700m |
2h 20min |
Route |
Distance |
Descent |
Time |
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Servetsch Pinut - Bargis |
2.7km |
511m |
1h |
Bargis - Fidaz |
3.7km |
350m |
1h |
Fidaz - Flims Village |
2.2km |
110m |
35min |
Prefer to take the Pinut via ferrata in the experienced company of a professional guide? The Flims Laax Falera guest information team offers weekly tours during summer. The price includes safety gear (consisting of via ferrata set and helmet) and a shuttle ticket for a return trip to Bargis.
Price: CHF 150 per person, with guest card CHF 130 per person (min. 4 max. 8 participants per tour)
Since its restoration and opening in June 2007, the association has been responsible for the operation and maintenance of the via ferrata on behalf of the political municipality of Flims. With lots of private commitment, the via ferrata is cleaned every spring and made safe from winter damage.