Falera (1220m)

Falera – Ideal destination for relaxed family holidays in the snow

Charming, authentic and cozy - the Falera ski area is a traditional mountain village that provides the ideal setting for winter holidays to the family. Falera is one of the three stations that make up the Alpenarena-Laax ski area. Flims, Laax and Falera are connected by a total of 350 sunny kilometers of pistes. From Falera you can reach the Alpenarena via a 4-seater chairlift and the free shuttle bus "Falera Shuttle". The Graubündner Postbus also runs regularly between the different locations.

A little below Falera, on a sunny plain, is the Sagogn cross-country skiing area, which can be reached by bus and shuttle bus. Cross-country skiing fans will find 14.5 km of routes that are classic and skating, including 2.5 km of floodlit routes and 1 km of routes for cross-country skiers with dogs. For friends of winter hikes, the Falera ski station offers numerous marked and well-prepared routes through the mountains and the valley.

Information ski resort Falera

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Falera - ski resort

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Ideal ski area for beginners

Located at 1220 m altitude on a sunny mountain terrace Falera is an ideal ski destination for beginners. The piste n ° 53 Curnius-Falera was created especially for skiers. This piste is served by a 4-seater chairlift equipped with ski racks. From Curnius, experienced skiers can ride on the red piste down to Laax. From Curnius, there is also a chairlift up to the Crap Sogn Gion, from where you can reach the highest point of the Alpenarena via various connections, the Vorab glacier at 3018m and the other peaks of the ski area.

Falera also has one of the two toboggan runs in the Alpenarena. This downhill run connects the middle station of Curnius to the ski area. Goose bumps, speed and fun are guaranteed on this 3.5 km downhill run with beautiful curves. Once a week, this descent is lit up for sledding fun until 10pm. Take a break in the mountain restaurant Tegia Curnius right next to the mountain station of the lift. Here you can enjoy a good fondue, served with bread, potatoes, vegetables and pineapple.

Place of history and astronomy

In addition to winter sports, Falera is best known for its rich cultural and historical heritage. Built about 500 years ago, Remigiuskirche is the landmark of Falera and one of the most beautiful historic buildings in the Vorderrhein. On a pasture just below the church, at the foot of the wooded hill Mutta lies the famous Menhir field of Falera. More than 3,500 years ago, stone circles were built here that probably served the sun worship. Numerous drawings on the stele confirm a strong religious and astronomical significance of this place.

This astronomical tradition is still preserved and cultivated in Falera today. With clear skies and clean air, Falera's location is ideal for looking at the celestial bodies. In 2007, the observatory Mirasteilas was opened in the upper part of the village - the first of its kind in Graubünden. The observatory is equipped with the most modern instruments and tours are offered every Friday and Saturday. Take the opportunity to take a closer look at our universe and give your holidays in Falera a special touch.

Access plan Falera