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Parpan TschuggenPhoto: Ferienregion Lenzerheide, Arosa Lenzerheide
A comfortable hike in Mittelberg with a beautiful nature experience.
This comfortable hike leads to the old Maiensäß settlement in Mittelberg and offers a beautiful nature experience. Along the way, you can visit the alpine cheese dairy, and before the destination, a detour to Schlossli Parpan is recommended.
The starting point of the approximately seven-kilometer circular hike is the village square Ried in Parpan, which is located directly on the main road to Lenzerheide and at the Postauto stop Parpan Post. Along this path is the Parpan alpine cheese dairy. A stop is worthwhile: at the display dairy, you can learn more about the processing of alpine milk. Actual cheese-making takes place only during the summer months. Upon reaching Mittelberg, a detour to the listed late Gothic church and Schlossli Parpan is worthwhile. This was built in the mid-16th century and expanded in 1675 to its final version with a cross ridge, octagonal cupola, and balcony.
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The path leads east along Oberbergstrasse uphill to Tschuggen. Upon reaching Tschuggen, the steepest part of the hike is already done. Now it is only downhill to the turning point at the beautiful Maiensäß settlement Mittelberg. There, hikers take the return path to Parpan.
Alpine Cheese Dairy Parpan
Public transport
Travel by train to Chur, then change directly to the PostautoGraubünden buses and reach Parpan within 25 minutes.Get Timetable to destination
Directions
From Basel and Zurich - Chur-Süd (exit no. 17) - Parpan.
From Milano - Lugano - San-Bernadino tunnel - Thusis - Chur (Lenzerheide exit) - Parpan.
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Parking lots Proschieri, Grossboden, or Oberrüti.Coordinates
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Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
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