Activities
A feast for the senses: Experience art and culture at the Graubünden Art Museum, a unique destination near Flims.
Art, history, and design – at the Yellow House Flims, culture and architecture merge to create a unique experience.
A glimpse into the stars: Experience the universe up close at the Mirasteilas Observatory, an unforgettable adventure near Flims.
The thrilling river rafting on the Landwasser – an unforgettable adventure in nature.
Experience freestyle like never before: Improve your skills at the Freestyle Academy Laax – an unforgettable experience for adventure seekers.
Climb, jump, marvel: The Action Tower Laax offers an adventure for all thrill-seekers.
Hidden in the grandeur of the mountains lies Alp Mora, known for its extraordinary whirlpools and untouched beauty.
From gentle routes along picturesque lakes to more challenging trails through snowy forests and over mountain passes – a wide range of trails for cross-country skiers of all skill levels.
The Sports Center Prau La Selva promises unforgettable winter days filled with joy and entertainment on the unique artificial ice rink in Flims.
From snow-covered forests to impressive mountain panoramas, the region offers countless tour opportunities for beginners to professionals.
From leisurely strolls to challenging mountain treks, there’s something for every taste and skill level.
Flims Laax impresses with its 228 diverse kilometers of slopes, a wide culinary range, modern lift facilities, and internationally renowned snowparks that serve as a trendy hotspot for freestylers.
The award-winning water hiking trail, also called “Trutg dil Flem” in Romansh, is probably the most popular hike in Flims.
The Rhine Gorge was formed by the largest landslide in the Alps almost 10,000 years ago.
The hole in the middle of the rock of the pointed Tschingelhörner is the Martinsloch.
The high ropes park in Flims at the Prau la Selva sports centre promises thrills and adrenaline rushes.
The “Senda dil Dargun”, as the new treetop pad in Laax is officially called, opened in July 2021 and immediately set a world record.
Several hundred years ago, the farmers of Flims climbed high up the rock face of the Flimserstein to hay the Pinut meadow and gather fodder for the cattle.
