Activities in summer
The Sardona Tectonic Arena, which was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 2008 with an area of 32,800 hectares, offers a lot of summer activities.
Be it biking, hiking/mountaineering, walks, trail running or climbing. You can do everything at over 2,100 m above sea level in breathtaking nature. There is hardly any other place in the world where you can see how the Alps were formed as well as in our region.
The Segneshütte serves as a starting point for these activities and is also a place to stop for a bite to eat and relax after a tour before heading back down to the valley.
Hiking, biking, trail running & Co.
Hiking & Trail Running
You want to explore the landscape around the Segnesboden step by step? Then take your time and explore nature with the summer activities of hiking and trail running.
If you don’t feel safe enough in the alpine mountains, a leader of the LAAX School will be happy to accompany you through the terrain.
Climb
Expand your horizons in the climbing gardens on the Segnesboden and enjoy the view of the landscape at the same time. In the Segnesboden or Crap la Tgina climbing garden you will find walls in difficulty levels between 3a and 6c.
Biking
Due to its natural character with its many elements such as stone slabs and jumps, the Segnes Trail is a moderately difficult technical enduro single trail. It is aimed at advanced bikers. The trail joins the Runca Trail at Startgels and is 3.7 km long in total, with a total descent of 486 m.
Are you missing the right equipment? LAAX Rental in Flims rents out bikes and the associated protective equipment.
Pure nature
Nature Etiquette
We all love to experience untouched nature during our summer activities and enjoy the beauty of the places we visit. Therefore: Take nothing with you except memories – and leave nothing but footprints.
Please also note the following points:
- Take your waste back with you
- Respect the grazing livestock
- Stay on the paths
- Enjoy the peace and quiet
- Respect wildlife rest areas
UNESCO World Heritage Sardona Pavilion
Dive into the past and travel back to the origins of the geology of this region. In the pavilion you will get an insight into the formation of this imposing main thrust. The highlight is the view of the lower Segnesboden and the Tschingelhörner with the Martinsloch.
Opening hours: The free Sardona World Heritage Visitor Pavilion is open daily. Every weekend, an expert GeoGuide provides a modern view of the formation of the Alps.
Guided tours
Free short guided tours with GeoGuides
Our GeoGuides will bring you closer to the Sardona Tectonic Arena – a place with unique insights into the formation of the Alps.
Guided LAAX School Hikes
If you don’t feel safe enough in the alpine mountains, a leader of the LAAX School will be happy to accompany you through the terrain.
