Hiking

Hiking in Arosa Lenzerheide

There are places that take you away from everyday life—and right into the experience. The hiking region around the Dreibündenstein is one such place. As soon as you set out here, you’ll notice right away: the air is clearer, the view stretches farther, and the pace is slower. Between Pradaschier, Brambrüesch, and Feldis, a network of trails spanning over 50 kilometers unfolds, delighting families, school groups, and clubs time and time again.

Whether you’re out for a leisurely hike or a challenging climb—anyone who reaches the 2,176-meter-high Dreibündenstein will be rewarded with a panoramic view that makes the names of the mountains almost irrelevant. Piz Beverin, Heinzenberg, the Safier Mountains, Vorab, the Sardona Range, Calanda, the Rhine Valley, Montalin, and Lenzerheide. It’s rare to find such a vast panorama from such a small vantage point.

Hiking in the Dreibündenstein area and the Arosa Lenzerheide region is more than just exercise. It’s about pausing to take in the view, sharing a moment with people you care about. And it’s a piece of Graubünden that you take into your heart, step by step—in the truest sense of the word.

Our Hiking Tips Around the Dreibündenstein

"On the Pradaschier, it's not the summit that counts, but the journey there—with great views, fresh air, and a sense of well-being."

Brambrüesch-Pradaschier Family Hike

This magnificent panoramic hike begins with a ride on the Chur-Dreibündenstein mountain railway in Chur, taking visitors to Brambrüesch, the starting point of the hike. A family-friendly trail featuring diverse alpine flora and picnic areas leads directly to Pradaschier in about two hours. After the hike, the mountain restaurant offers a wide variety of dining options, and the toboggan run provides a thrill.

Distance: approx. 6.3 km
Duration: approx. 2 h
Difficulty: easy

Dreibündenstein Adventure Loop Hike

The Dreibündenstein region, which includes Pradaschier, Brambrüesch, and Feldis, is one of the most popular hiking areas near Chur, the capital of the canton of Graubünden, thanks to its 50-kilometer network of trails. An exciting hike that can be capped off with a ride down Switzerland’s longest toboggan run is the Chur/Brambrüesch or Chur/Feldis – Pradaschier/Churwalden – Chur loop. The loop ticket includes the mountain rail rides, the toboggan ride, and the return trip by PostBus.