Feldis Panorama Trail

The trailhead for this round tour is easily accessible from the village of Feldis. You can reach Feldis by car or by taking a cable car from Rhäzüns. From Feldis, a chairlift will take you directly to the start of the trail.

Yes, the trail is generally dog-friendly. Many hikers enjoy bringing their dogs along for this easy and scenic route. Please ensure your dog is kept on a leash and that you clean up after them to maintain the trail's pristine condition.

While enjoyable year-round for its panoramic views, this trail is particularly popular as a winter hike. The groomed snow conditions make it accessible without snowshoes, offering a unique experience. It's often bathed in sun, even in winter.

No, there are no specific permits or entrance fees required to hike the Panorama trail Feldis round tour itself. However, you will need to pay for the cable car from Rhäzüns to Feldis and the chairlift from Feldis to the trailhead.

This round tour is consistently rated as an easy hike. It's ideal for beginners and families, suitable for any fitness level, with easily accessible paths and very little elevation change. It's designed for a relaxed and enjoyable experience.

The trail offers expansive panoramic views across the Viamala region and the Glarus Alps, including sights of Flim/Laax across the valley. You'll also find sculptures and plenty of trees. Notable points include the View of the Rhine Valley from Mutta. There are also mountain huts like Alpwirtschaft Alp dil Plaun, Skihütte Term Bel (Emser Skihütte), and Alp da Veulden.

Yes, the route also passes through sections of the Alp da Veuden - Emser Skihütte and the Dreibündenstein Panoramaweg. It forms a section of the longer Dreibündenstein Panorama Trail, which connects Brambrüesch, Dreibündenstein, and Feldis.

The terrain is generally smooth and flat, with very little elevation gain or descent. In winter, it features easy, groomed snow conditions, making it accessible without snowshoes. It's a comfortable path suitable for all ages.

Yes, there are mountain restaurants available at the start of the trail in Feldis. You can find options like Alpwirtschaft Alp dil Plaun, Skihütte Term Bel (Emser Skihütte), and Alp da Veulden, which are great spots for a break.

The Panorama trail Feldis round tour typically takes about 1 hour and 45 minutes to complete. This duration is for the 5.2 km loop, assuming a leisurely pace to enjoy the views.

Absolutely! This trail is consistently rated as ideal for families. Its easy difficulty, minimal elevation change, and well-maintained paths make it very suitable for children of various ages. There's even an option for sledding down a 5 km route after the hike, adding to the family fun.