Dreibündenstein Panoramaweg

This exciting and enjoyable hike from Brambrüesch to the Dreibündenstein and on to Feldis takes you through delightful alpine flora and affords wonderful panoramic views of the surrounding mountains. Best of all, it is reached directly from the alpine town of Chur.

The ascent begins at the Brambrüesch stop on a mountain trail. The route climbs steadily across open meadows and pastures, reaching its highest point near Furggabüel after just over four kilometres, at around 2,170 m. Up to this point, the mountain hike is characterised by broad, open terrain and a sustained ascent.

A little further on, Dreibündenstein stands directly beside the trail. The elevation is not a summit as such, but a historic site: this was the only point where three borders met in the former Free State of the Three Leagues. The long descent then begins, initially continuing across open slopes and with gentle ups and downs along the heights south of Chur.

In the final section, the mountain trail enters the forest. The first houses appear at Suregns, and Feldis is reached shortly afterwards. The final metres lead through the village to the Feldis/Veulden stop, where the roughly four-hour hike ends.