Just you and nature. Run as far as your feet will take you and breathe in the fresh mountain air. Trail running in Bergün Filisur offers healthy exercise in a diverse natural landscape - across meadows, through forests, over bridges and streams, past mountain lakes and up to the peaks.
Haben Sie Lust auf einen Sprung ins kühle Nass oder möchten Sie ein paar Bahnen schwimmen? Für Abkühlung sorgen ein 50-Meter-Becken mit Rutsche und ein Kinderbecken mit Springbrunnen. Das Freibad in Bergün bietet pures Badevergnügen und einen herrlichen Panoramablick.
Hit the ball over the net - at 1367m above sea level. The Bergün Tennis Club operates the clay court at the Kurhaus with the aim of enabling tennis to be played in the wonderful Alpine panorama.
The "ansaina" water trail takes you along the Albula, the Landwasser and the Schaftobelbach. Along the way you will come across places to linger, to observe and to marvel at.
In 1952, the first Swiss Heidi film was shot in the small village of Latsch ob Bergün and in Falein. In 2014, the time had come for a new Heidi film. Again, Latsch was the setting for filming. This trail is dedicated to the making of the latest Heidi film and gives you a look behind the scenes of the filming. One of the highlights on the idyllic hike is the original Heidi hut in Falein from the 1952 film.
The path, which is suitable for prams, comprises 9 stations. At each station there is interesting information, a game, a riddle or a small task. This is an exciting way to get to know Bergün wood and the forest. The trail leads from the Bergholz Centre via Crestota to Zinols and back to the sawmill.
Around the Crap Fèss there is a mythical legend about dwarfs and rascals that still fascinates young and old. The legend is available in the box near the stone. The hike starts in Bergün at the mountain wood centre and leads to Crap Fèss, the striking rock of the little dwarves of Bergün.
The Railway Experience Trail runs along what is probably one of the most spectacular railway lines in Europe, with information boards pointing out the cultural and historical achievements of the Albula Railway's construction pioneers. The hike leads from Preda to Bergün and on to Filisur. On the way, barbecue areas invite you to rest and relax.
Enjoy the magnificent view of the Piz Kesch as well as the Ducan chain on the high-altitude trail between the Darlux middle station and Chants in Val Tuors. The trail can be walked in both directions. You can comfortably cover the 600 metres in altitude between Bergün and the Darlux middle station by chairlift.
Be the locomotive driver yourself for 15 minutes and steer the "Krokodil" locomotive through the Albula Valley using original switches and levers. After more than 50 years in service and three decades as a monument, the "Kroki-Loki" with the operating number 407 has been brought back to life and equipped with a driving simulator.
Experience the pioneering achievements of man and nature in the Albula Valley. In the natural forest reserve near the geographical centre of Graubünden, the rock needle Crap Furò, nature alone has been calling the shots since 2008. Cutting down trees is prohibited, so the forest can develop undisturbed: Plants and animals benefit from this.
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