Tree-Top Path

• Senda dil Dragun is the longest tree top path in the world, stretching 1.56 km.
• You stroll up to 28 m above the forest floor among the treetops.
• Five experience platforms provide you with exciting information about nature and the environment.
• You can slide down 73 m from the rockspark Tower or take the zipline.
• Five ball tracks are available in summer for playing with wooden balls.

The Senda dil Dragun in Laax reaches a maximum height of 28 m above the ground. The entrance tower in Laax-Murschetg stands at 37 m, while the tower in Laax-Dimplaun is 27 m tall. The observation platforms along the path are at different heights, with the highest platform about 28 m above the ground.

At the entry tower in Laax Murschetg, the Vertical Drop provides an adrenaline rush as you fall 30 m in a controlled free fall. Alternatively, you can soar over the rocks park on the 220 m long zipline.

Attraction	Description
Treetop Path	1.56 km walkway up to 28 m above the ground
Five Experience Platforms	Interactive stations about nature, the environment, and history
Viewpoint	Panoramic view of the mountains
rocks Park Tower	Adventure area with various attractions
73 m Slide	Speedy descent from the rocks Park Tower
220 m Zipline	Flight over the rocks park
Vertical Drop	30 m controlled free fall for adrenaline junkies
Ball Tracks	Five tracks with wooden balls and audio stories by Ami Sabi
Augmented Reality Experiences	Digital elements along the path

The five experience platforms along the Senda dil Dragun offer exciting insights into the nature and history of the region:

• Landslide: Here, you’ll learn how the landscape was shaped by a massive landslide. Interactive elements show the impacts of such natural events.
• Forest Habitat: This platform is dedicated to the wildlife and plant life. Information boards explain what species live here and how the forest functions as an ecosystem.
• Seasons: The changes in nature throughout the year are the main focus. Visitors can see how plants and animals adapt to spring, summer, autumn, and winter.
• Humans and Nature: This station highlights the relationship between humans and the forest. Topics like sustainable forestry and conservation measures are presented clearly.
• Viewing Platform: The highest point of the trail offers a stunning view of the surrounding mountains and valleys. Here, you can enjoy the landscape from a unique perspective.

The rocks Park in Laax features various attractions that offer adventure and excitement:

Attraction	Description
rocks Park Tower	A tower with a 73 m long slide, a 220 m long zipline, and the Vertical Drop, a 30 m high free fall
Climbing elements	Various climbing stations that provide challenging activities for climbing enthusiasts
Adventure path	An interactive experience path with different tasks and nature observations
Marble runs	Five different marble runs where wooden balls roll while stories are told
Rock park	An area that connects nature and adventure, offering opportunities for climbing and exploration

rocks Park Tower in the treetop path Senda dil Dragun

The rocks Park Tower is an exciting adventure for adrenaline junkies. Standing at 30 m tall, it offers several attractions. Alongside the slide and zipline, the Vertical Drop adds an extra thrill. Climbing elements provide additional exciting challenges. The tower is a highlight for anyone looking for adventure and action.

Attraction	Description
73 m long slide	Fast descent from the tower
220 m long zipline	Flight over the rocks Park
30 m Vertical Drop	Controlled free fall
Climbing elements	Various challenges for climbing fans

The directions to the Treetop Walk "Senda dil Dragun" in Laax are well signposted. You can reach the entrance in Laax Murschetg in just a few minutes by car or public transport from the center of Laax. There are parking options directly at the entrance tower. The pathway is accessible year-round, although more visitors are expected during the summer months.

By Car:

You can reach the Treetop Walk "Senda dil Dragun" via Route 19. From the center of Laax, head towards Laax Murschetg and follow the signs to the entrance tower. Parking is available right by the tower. The drive takes about 5 minutes from Laax village.

By Public Transport:

You can reach Laax by train via the Reichenau-Tamins station, then transfer to the PostBus heading to Laax, Murschetg (Line 81). The journey takes about 30 minutes. It’s just a short walk from the bus stop to the entrance of the treetop path.