Flums has about 5000 inhabitants and includes the areas Flums-Dorf, Flums-Grossberg and Flums-Kleinberg. The village is located in the Schils valley, which takes its name from the continuous 16 km long river Schils. Flums is best known for the Flumserberg. This is a popular hiking and skiing area. The Flumserberg is served by 5 mountain railroads, and in winter there are another 12 lifts. 65 km of ski slopes are included in the Flumserberg ski area. A cultural asset of the village is the Gräpplang Castle. It was built by the knights of Flums in the 13th century.
“This hike is really awesome. Not too tiring, and the contents of the backpack are great. The starter and dessert leave nothing to be desired. Highly recommend it.”
“The mountain railway left right when we arrived, a very charming old two-seater gondola equipped with blankets. The snowshoes and poles were adjusted for us, and then we headed off the pistes into the snow. A wonderful tour. We (both fairly sporty) completed the long tour (7.8 km), including a short detour to a nearby ridge, in just over 2 hours. The cheese fondue was delicious, and the table was reserved for us all afternoon.”
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