Weekend tips for families

A leisurely walk that is well suited for pushchairs.

Experience first-hand on this hunting excursion how an experienced hunter observes wild animals and reads their tracks. Learn more about the lives of wild animals while stalking and gain valuable insights into hunting.

Due to the clear skies and altitude, Lü often offers a spectacular view of the sea of stars – best seen through the telescope of the «observatori astronomic».

Experience the classic park hiking route along the nature trail in the Ofen Pass region. This varied hike takes you from the forests steeped in history via Alp Stabelchod to the impressive Margunet viewpoint. Enjoy the unique nature and breathtaking views on this unforgettable route.

A short hike from the highest village in Val Müstair to Alp Champatsch. On the Champatsch Alp you can enjoy a magnificent view and savour delicious specialities. The trail is suitable for pushchairs.

From Tschierv, follow the Rombach stream to Müstair. The Biosfera Val Müstair has created the ‘A la riva dal Rom’ hiking trail with the support of Pro Natura Graubünden so that you can enjoy the biodiversity and scenic beauty along the Rombach to the full.

The programme for families and children includes special excursions, exciting discovery trails and interactive exhibitions.

Enjoy unforgettable moments while donkey trekking on the von Planta family's organic farm. Discover 35 donkeys, sheep, horses and 2 dogs. The taster trek offers an introduction to animal care and a short hike. Charming donkeys can also be hired for individual adventures - ideal for young and old.

Discover the «Auals», the historic irrigation channels in Val Müstair, on an easy circular hike. The Aual Claif leads you along a picturesque path that takes 2 to 2.5 hours. Experience this fascinating route from July to October, when the Aual Claif is full of water.

Experience the «Senda da las linguas», an 8 km long audio tour around Valchava. Eleven lyrical short audio plays offer insights into the Rhaeto-Romanic dialect «Jauer» and make the language tangible.

The Chasa Jaura in Valchava has provided a cultural forum for locals and guests since 1973. Experience the history of the valley in the historical museum and enjoy outstanding contemporary art.

Discover the hidden treasures of our village with a local guide. Experience personal insights into life in the mountain valley, learn about the unique culture and language and find out more about the artistically decorated sgraffito houses.

The new children's trail at St. Johann Monastery turns a visit into an exciting adventure for the little ones. The children solve puzzles, discover the history of the monastery and receive a small gift from the treasure chest as a reward for the correct answer.