Tujetsch: Holiday Apartments and Vacation Homes

A mountain bike route from Tschamut to Disentis is listed in a visitor guide for Tujetsch. For those interested in mountain biking, this is a specific, documented tour suggestion.

You can rent a holiday apartment in Tujetsch.

Geographical Setting

Val Tavetsch is a valley in Graubünden, Switzerland, at an altitude of 1,485 metres.

The railway stations Dieni and Rueras are intermediate stops on the Furka-Oberalp line operated by the Matterhorn Gotthard Railway.

Val Tavetsch is located near the villages of Dieni and Rueras.

Nature

Fil d'Alpetta, Piz Máler and Caschlè are located in the immediate area around Val Tavetsch.

Chli Mutsch is located in the surrounding area of Val Tavetsch.

History

The ruins of Putnengia are among the destinations listed for excursions in Tujetsch; they were formerly the seat of the Pontaningen knights. This is a point of interest for travellers interested in history. The Tujetsch hiking area is described as featuring alpine landscapes, green meadows and rugged peaks.

The Chrüzlipass is described as a historic connection between Disentis Abbey and Einsiedeln Abbey.

The Tavetsch sheep is associated with Tujetsch and is described as the smallest sheep breed in Switzerland.

Prehistoric megaliths and cup-marked stones along ancient mule tracks indicate that the mountain passes of Tujetsch were significant in prehistoric times.

Hiking

Routes ranging from easy walks to challenging mountain climbs are documented for hikes around Tujetsch.

Tujetsch lies on the Vorderrhein and stretches from the Oberalp Pass beyond Bugnei; it thus forms the westernmost part of the canton of Graubünden.

Further destinations: Breil-Brigels, Ruschein, Andiast, Sankt Martin, Luven, Schluein, Sevgein, Flond

To the higher-level travel overview: Surselva.