Flims: Hotels and accommodations

Nature

Lake Cauma is considered a gem of Flims. It has turquoise, pleasantly cool water, is surrounded by forest on three sides, and has a wooded island in its center.

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The Segnes Plains are located in the vicinity of Flims and can be reached from Flims via Grauberg or Alp Nagens. Parts of the Lower Segnes Plain are designated as wetlands of national importance.

At Lake Cauma, visitors can swim, use pedal boats, and try stand-up paddling.

Lake Cresta lies on the eastern boundary between Flims and Trin and is listed in the canton of Graubünden as a protected natural monument of regional importance. Lake Cresta can only be reached on foot. Rowboats can be rented at Lake Cresta, and stand-up paddling is also possible.

Trails

The Trutg dil Flem can be hiked in sections using several access and exit points, making it easily accessible even for less experienced hikers. The Lower Runca Trail leads through the forest from Runcahöhe down to Flims.

The route to the start of the Connbächli at Conn begins at the Lake Cauma parking lot in Flims Waldhaus and is 3.2 kilometers long.

Culture

The 6-kilometer-long Connbächli is considered cultural heritage in the municipality of Flims, as it has been used to water livestock in Conn since the early Middle Ages.

The Yellow House in the center of Flims hosts exhibitions in a building that has won several architecture awards.

Winter

When cross-country skiing in Flims, trails lead through the winter forest. At the Ami-Sabi slope in Spalegna near Flims, there are blue runs for beginners' first turns.

Connections

PostBus routes 81 and 411 connect Flims with Fidaz, Laax, and Falera, and continue to Chur and Ilanz.

To the higher-level travel overview: Imboden.

More destinations

More places within the same destination:

Domat/Ems, Bonaduz, Tamins, Trin, Rhäzüns.