Enjoy the longest treetop walk in the world, the largest megalithic site in Switzerland, a Bronze Age settlement and a Mediterranean-style pine forest in one hike!
If you wish, the tour can take you into the Rhine Gorge (Swiss Grand Canyon)!

Highlights:
- Treetop walk (longest of the world)
- Largest megalithic site in CH
- Rock paintings / cult sites
- Prehistoric settlement
- Middle Ages church
- Flims landslide (second largest of the world)
- View into the UNESCO World Heritage Site
- Lake Laax
- Largest active erosion crater of the Alps
- Ochids
- Southern-looking Erica pine forest

This hike is focused on the personal experience. The GeoGuide will show you geological, botanical and cultural contexts. Our hike begins in Laax Murschetg and leads via the treetop path to Falera to the megaliths. We pass the Laaxersee, discover the Laaxertobel, one of the largest still active erosion craters, and hike through a wide variety of forest types and biotopes, from the Mediterranean-style Erika pine forest to the Lag digl Oberst and very natural, extensively managed hedgerow landscapes.
Discover the diversity of this extraordinarily varied landscape and enjoy the panoramic view from the treetop path. At the end of the hike, you can visit cultural sights such as the megaliths of Falera, where you can mentally transport yourself back to the Bronze Age.

Booking:
Book by e-mail to fun4fit@hotmail.com or by telephone on 076 / 801 13 02