Surselva: Hotels and Accommodation

Surselva is characterised by wild gorges, high-altitude trails, quiet high valleys and mountain lakes. Within Surselva lies Pigniu, with narrow lanes, traditional houses, a small village church and a mural depicting Suvorov’s crossing of the Panixer Pass in 1799.

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Culture

Surselva Tourism highlights Minas da Gulatsch for its mining history, protected bats, Romansh language and intact flora and fauna.

The Graubünden Beer Trail is associated with the Surselva locations of Obersaxen Valata and Surcuolm.

Nature

Hireli and Piz Cugn are located in the immediate surroundings of the Surselva region. Piz Miezdi and Piz Rentiert are located in the surrounding area of the Surselva region.

In the nearby area, near Sumvitg, lies the mountain lake Lag Serein above Alp da Glivers at an altitude of 2,260 metres above sea level.

Activities

Surselva Tourism promotes hiking, cycling tours and cultural highlights as activities for visitors.

A hiking route through Pigniu ends at the PostBus stop after passing through the village.

A hike between Ilanz and Reichenau leads through the Rhine Gorge; it can be shortened by taking the Rhaetian Railway.

Surselva’s winter activities include sledging and ice skating. Programmes for children and families are mentioned; there are also ski slopes for children and adults.

More local pages: Safien, Luven, Disentis/Mustér, Obersaxen, Sevgein, Falera, Sumvitg, Vrin, Vignogn, Rueun, Siat, Suraua, Andiast, Medels Im Oberland, Sankt Martin, Tenna, Trun, Tujetsch, Ladir, Surcuolm, Versam, Sagens, Ilanz, Vals, Vella Gr, Igels, Laax, Lumbrein, Ruschein, Schluein, Valendas, Waltensburg, Flond, Cumbels, Morissen, Castrisch.

For the higher-level travel overview: Graubünden.