The mountain tour to Vättis' local mountain is challenging and only recommended for experienced mountaineers. The very steeply ascending mountain path leads from Vättis through dense fir forest over rock steps to the Gonschrolaboden. Between imposing rock faces you reach the Tüfelschilchli. In an airy, easy ridge walk you reach the summit after 1862 meters of altitude with a fantastic panoramic view. Calanda is home to a large ibex colony, almost certainly, you can observe the proud Graubünden heraldic animals with their majestic antlers on every tour.

Vättis – Gonscherolaboden – Haldensteiner Schaftäli – Tüfelschilchli – Haldensteiner Calanda – Tüfelschilchli – Haldensteiner Schaftäli –Gonscherolaboden - Vättis

Descent variants: Via Calanda SAC hut and to the Vazer Alp (time 3h)

A long ascent to reach the ridge is not necessary on this tour. The two chairlifts Tgantieni and Scalottas go from Lenzerheide directly to Piz Scalottas. The time saved is needed for the full tour.

The hike leads from Piz Scalottas to Piz Danis and via Stätzerhorn and Fulhorn to Dreibündenstein. At Fulbergegg it descends towards Hühnerköpfe, Alp Malix and finally Brambrüesch, where the hike ends. From there you can take the cable car down to Chur.

The trail is exposed in places and requires surefootedness, but rewards you with a breathtaking panorama of Piz after Piz.

The Dreibündenstein is a summit that is both a plateau and a place steeped in history. But the ascent to it must be earned. Not only the view is worthwhile, but also the long downhill run that leads to Domleschg. 

This narrow trail has it all: It leads amazingly flat and flowing through a remote and steep terrain. Every now and then it goes up and down easily, only rarely do you have to apply the brakes properly. You'll get a real flow when you ride through this magical forest - but don't be tempted too hard and lose concentration, because there are some exposed parts. Roots and also stones make the trail technically interesting - much more difficult to ride in wet conditions than in dry ones.