The Pinut Via Ferrata is located above Fidaz near Flims and is the oldest existing via ferrata in Switzerland. It takes about five hours to climb from the Milchbähnli in Fidaz through forests and meadows up to Flimserstein. First mentioned in 1739, it was fully renovated in 2007. The route is suitable for beginners and families with children aged 12 and above. Although technically easy (graded K1–K2), it requires sure footing and a head for heights. The route crosses three almost vertical rock faces using 27 ladders and a natural tunnel. Altogether, you will ascend approximately 700 metres in altitude.
The Pinut Via Ferrata is located above Fidaz near Flims and is the oldest existing via ferrata in Switzerland. It takes about five hours to climb from the Milchbähnli in Fidaz through forests and meadows up to Flimserstein. First mentioned in 1739, it was fully renovated in 2007. The route is suitable for beginners and families with children aged 12 and above. Although technically easy (graded K1–K2), it requires sure footing and a head for heights. The route crosses three almost vertical rock faces using 27 ladders and a natural tunnel. Altogether, you will ascend approximately 700 metres in altitude.
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The Pinut via ferrata takes you up to the Flimserstein with views over Crestasee and Caumasee and the surrounding peaks. Afterwards, you descend into the Bargis high valley via the historic Scala Mola and experience the striking rock formations above Flims up close.
The Pinut via ferrata takes you up to the Flimserstein with views over Crestasee and Caumasee and the surrounding peaks. Afterwards, you descend into the Bargis high valley via the historic Scala Mola and experience the striking rock formations above Flims up close.
+ Minimum participants: 4 + Suitable for: beginners without prior knowledge + The guide will inform you of the exact time later + The guide will contact you again 2 days before the tour if there are any changes
The Pinut via ferrata takes you up to the Flimserstein with views over Crestasee and Caumasee and the surrounding peaks. Afterwards, you descend into the Bargis high valley via the historic Scala Mola and experience the striking rock formations above Flims up close.
+ Minimum participants: 4 + Suitable for: beginners without prior knowledge + The guide will inform you of the exact time later + The guide will contact you again 2 days before the tour if there are any changes
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