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Rhäzünser Alp - Heinzenberg - Domleschg
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/ Auf der Rhäzünser AlpPhoto: Michael Christ, Chur Tourismus -
/ Blick auf Rhäzüns mit der Rhäzünser Alp oberhalbPhoto: Chur Tourismus
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/ Rhäzünser Alp mit Blick zur gegenüberliegenden Flimser BergweltPhoto: Michael Christ, Chur Tourismus
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/ Ausblick von der Rhäzünser Alp ins Churer Rheintal und auf den CalandaPhoto: Michael Christ, Chur Tourismus
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/ Burgruine Castelberg im DomleschgPhoto: Michael Christ, Chur Tourismus
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/ Canovasee im DomleschgPhoto: Michael Christ, Chur Tourismus
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/ Rheinauen RhäzünsPhoto: Michael Christ, Chur Tourismus
This route passes through an inaccessible area and is therefore closed. Current information
Many castles and mansions can be found in the Domleschg. Some of them are still inhabited nowadays and used as cultural sites or for catering services (Schloss Tagstein & Schloss Schauenstein), while others are fallen into ruin.
This tour is mainly on asphalted and graveled roads. The first part of the tour takes you to the mountainside of Domleschg with the Bonaduzer and Rhäzünser Alp, the Heinzenberg and wonderful views into the Domleschg and Sa-fien valleys. On the second part you leasurely ride through the handsome villages and scenery of the Domleschg valley. The beautiful Canova lake is a good spot for taking a swim and relaxing at the lakeside. The last section then is on the historical Polenweg, a path above the Rhine river, that has been built by Polish internees during the second world war. At the junction of point 665 take a left and ride back to Reichenau-Tamins, the starting point of the tour.
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From Chur the starting point in Reichenau-Tamins can be reached by railway or car (there is a parking area).
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