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Botsch la BovaPhoto: Dagmar Surink, Flims Laax
The marble run trail is also embedded in a new "Ami Sabi" story about the Flims rockslide, written by the Grisons singer-songwriter and storyteller Linard Bardill. The marbles symbolize the rolling stones, and the Romansh name also alludes to this: Botsch means ball, Bova means rockslide.
The marble run trail is open from May to November, depending on snow conditions. This makes hiking a playful and, thanks to the narrative approach, interesting experience for children. The wooden marbles can be purchased at the cable car ticket office and at the tourist information office in Flims. The entire path is suitable for strollers, so even the youngest explorers can enjoy it. In addition, a new playground is being built at the mountain station, which will serve as the starting point for the marble run trail.
Author’s recommendation
Enjoy the moment and linger at the Berghaus Foppa, and let the little ones romp around on the playground.
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Track types
Rest stops
Casa BerendiBerghaus Foppa
Roadbook
*[d] Wasserfall - Trutg dil Flem
*[d] Muletg - Trutg dil Flem
Waterfountain Foppa Flims
Brücke Muletg
Casa Berendi
Berghaus Foppa
Stick Sharing Foppa
Public transport
Take the train to Chur and continue on the Postbus to Flims until the stop "Flims Bergbahnen".Directions
Motorway A13 towards Chur, continue until exit No. 18 "Reichenau". Follow signs for Flims and stop at the underground car park "Stenna" at the cable car station in Flims.Parking
Park in the underground car park "Stenna" at the cable car station in Flims.Coordinates
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Equipment
Bring your wooden marble, which can be bought at the railway station in Flims and at the tourist offices in Flims Laax Falera.Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
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