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Klettersteig Pinut

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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7 Highlights of the Pinut Via Ferrata

The Pinut via ferrata offers stunning views over the Flims Valley and the surrounding mountains.
Along the route, you’ll pass impressive rock faces and mysterious gorges.
The airy ladders and walkways provide an exciting and varied climbing experience.
Historical features make Pinut the oldest via ferrata in Switzerland, giving it a unique charm.
It’s suitable for beginners, allowing families to enjoy an adventure together.
Right at the start, you cross a horizontal "bridge" with fantastic views over Fidaz and Flims, anchored on the side of the rock.
The unique blend of nature and thrills makes every climb unforgettable.

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