Cavardiras: Hotels and Accommodation

Cavardiras is situated on a long, narrow cleared terrace high above the upper Rhine Valley. The village is listed in the Federal Inventory of Swiss Heritage Sites of National Significance. Its practically undeveloped landscape, its visual impact from afar, and its well-preserved farmhouses and barn stables are the decisive factors.

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Culture

In 1662, a chapel dedicated to Saint Anthony of Padua was built in Cavardiras; it was replaced shortly afterwards by a Baroque church. The branch church of St. Anthony of Padua is a slender Baroque hall church with pilaster-strip articulation. It stands prominently on a small rise at the edge of the terrace on the valley side and is visible from far away.

Hiking

The Camona da Cavardiras CAS can be reached from Disentis, Cumpadials and the Maderanertal valley. The route from the Caischavedra mountain railway station to the Camona da Cavardiras leads via Lag Serein and takes approximately 3.5 to 4 hours.

The Lag-da-Laus Trail follows a signposted hiking path from Disentis towards Brulf and Cavardiras. It then leads to the alpine summer settlements of Caischavedra and onwards to Lag da Laus.

Geographical Location

The summit of Piz Brit is located in the immediate vicinity of Cavardiras. The summits of Piz Ault, Tschingelstöck and Piz Rentiert are located in the surrounding area.

Getting There

Cavardiras can be reached by train from Chur or Andermatt to Disentis, followed by a walk of approximately one hour. The Lag-da-Laus Trail can be reached by train from Chur via Ilanz or from Andermatt via Sedrun to Disentis.

Further information about the area: Segnas.

To the overview of the wider travel area: Disentis/Mustér.