Experience the Sardona Tectonic Arena on snowshoes! Are you ready for an unforgettable adventure? Slip into your snowshoes and join our experienced GeoGuide Sardona with hiking guide training on a fascinating tour through the breathtaking Tectonic Arena Sardona. Discover how the Alps were formed as you hike through a picturesque winter landscape. Our safe and signposted snowshoe route offers something for everyone - whether beginner or expert. Be enchanted by the beauty of nature and immerse yourself in the secrets of geology. Don't miss the chance to experience the wonders of the Tectonic Arena up close!
At Segnesboden, you are about to enter the UNESCO World Heritage Site Sardona. Since the winter season of 2024/25, you can reach this impressive, protected landscape by mountain railway directly from Flims. Immerse yourself in this alpine winter world on the new snowshoe trail no. 220. With each step, the majestic Tschingelhörner mountain range rises ever more dramatically before you. At its heart lies the famous Martinsloch – a striking natural phenomenon, 19 meters wide and 22 meters high, piercing through the rock wall.
Experience the Tectonic Arena Sardona with snowshoes and a professionally trained GeoGuide Sardona. You will see, understand and marvel at how the Alps were created on a wonderful snowshoe tour. The tour takes place on a signposted and secured snowshoe route.
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Adults (w. equipment) |
Adults (w/o equipment) |
Youths (13 to 17 years) w. equipment |
Children (13 to 17 years) w/o equipment |
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With guest card |
CHF 79.50 |
CHF 59.50 |
CHF 49.50 |
CHF 34.50 |
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Without guest card |
CHF 159 |
CHF 119 |
CHF 99 |
CHF 69 |
In the visitors' pavilion at the Segneshütte you get a unique insight into the history of the origin of the alpine mountains and the biggest landslide in the Alps. Immerse yourself in the past and travel back to the origins of the geological highlights of our region. The pavilion is open every day and every Sunday an expert GeoGuide gives you a modern view of the origins of the Alps.
Dates
Self-guided tour daily from 20 December 2024 until 30 March 2025
GeoGuide explains: The uniqueness of the World Heritage region. Every Sunday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the visitor pavilion.
Prices
Free for all (no registration necessary)
