What is the "Graubünden free return ticket"?
As the name suggests, the return ticket by public transport is offered to you after your visit to one of the events in the Grisons parks listed below.
How does it work?
To take advantage of this special offer, simply let the organiser stamp the single transport ticket and the ticket is valid for the return journey by public transport free of charge. The offer is also valid the following day. So there is no reason why you can't spend the night in the park.
- This offer is valid from all public transport stops in Graubünden on Rhaetian Railway and PostBus lines.
- Group travels also benefits from this offer.
- Cannot be combined with other offers.
The "Graubünden free return ticket" is valid for the following offers of the Grisons parks
The walk leads us through an interesting section of the Pass dal Fuorn forests and the wonderfully varied flora of the Park’s alpine meadows. The nature trail provides detailed information along the way, in 5 languages.
Particularities: mixed alpine forests with good opportunities for observing animals, in particular red deer, ibex and marmots; varied vegetation. Mainly on the level, this walk is suitable even in bad weather.
The walk leads us through an interesting section of the Pass dal Fuorn forests and the wonderfully varied flora of the Park’s alpine meadows. The nature trail provides detailed information along the way, in 5 languages.
Particularities: mixed alpine forests with good opportunities for observing animals, in particular red deer, ibex and marmots; varied vegetation. Mainly on the level, this walk is suitable even in bad weather.
Taster (2 h): Mondays during high season (summer, autumn). Easy walk in
the region of Il Fuorn for those who are not yet acquainted with the
National Park.
The walk leads us through an interesting section of the Pass dal Fuorn forests and the wonderfully varied flora of the Park’s alpine meadows. The nature trail provides detailed information along the way, in 5 languages.
Discovery walk (3.5 h): Wednesdays, from beginning of July to mid-
August. For families (children aged 7 or over). Unaccompanied children
(aged 9 or over) chf 15.–, Families chf 40.–
Particularities: mixed alpine forests with good opportunities for observing animals, in particular red deer, ibex and marmots; varied vegetation. Mainly on the level, this walk is suitable even in bad weather.
Taster (2 h): Mondays during high season (summer, autumn). Easy walk in
the region of Il Fuorn for those who are not yet acquainted with the
National Park.
The walk leads us through an interesting section of the Pass dal Fuorn forests and the wonderfully varied flora of the Park’s alpine meadows. The nature trail provides detailed information along the way, in 5 languages.
Discovery walk (3.5 h): Wednesdays, from beginning of July to mid-
August. For families (children aged 7 or over). Unaccompanied children
(aged 9 or over) chf 15.–, Families chf 40.–
Particularities: mixed alpine forests with good opportunities for observing animals, in particular red deer, ibex and marmots; varied vegetation. Mainly on the level, this walk is suitable even in bad weather.
Taster (2 h): Mondays during high season (summer, autumn). Easy walk in
the region of Il Fuorn for those who are not yet acquainted with the
National Park.
The walk leads us through an interesting section of the Pass dal Fuorn forests and the wonderfully varied flora of the Park’s alpine meadows. The nature trail provides detailed information along the way, in 5 languages.
Discovery walk (3.5 h): Wednesdays, from beginning of July to mid-
August. For families (children aged 7 or over). Unaccompanied children
(aged 9 or over) chf 15.–, Families chf 40.–
Particularities: mixed alpine forests with good opportunities for observing animals, in particular red deer, ibex and marmots; varied vegetation. Mainly on the level, this walk is suitable even in bad weather.
Taster (2 h): Mondays during high season (summer, autumn). Easy walk in
the region of Il Fuorn for those who are not yet acquainted with the
National Park.
The walk leads us through an interesting section of the Pass dal Fuorn forests and the wonderfully varied flora of the Park’s alpine meadows. The nature trail provides detailed information along the way, in 5 languages.
Discovery walk (3.5 h): Wednesdays, from beginning of July to mid-
August. For families (children aged 7 or over). Unaccompanied children
(aged 9 or over) chf 15.–, Families chf 40.–
Particularities: mixed alpine forests with good opportunities for observing animals, in particular red deer, ibex and marmots; varied vegetation. Mainly on the level, this walk is suitable even in bad weather.
Taster (2 h): Mondays during high season (summer, autumn). Easy walk in
the region of Il Fuorn for those who are not yet acquainted with the
National Park.
The walk leads us through an interesting section of the Pass dal Fuorn forests and the wonderfully varied flora of the Park’s alpine meadows. The nature trail provides detailed information along the way, in 5 languages.
Discovery walk (3.5 h): Wednesdays, from beginning of July to mid-
August. For families (children aged 7 or over). Unaccompanied children
(aged 9 or over) chf 15.–, Families chf 40.–
Particularities: mixed alpine forests with good opportunities for observing animals, in particular red deer, ibex and marmots; varied vegetation. Mainly on the level, this walk is suitable even in bad weather.
Taster (2 h): Mondays during high season (summer, autumn). Easy walk in
the region of Il Fuorn for those who are not yet acquainted with the
National Park.
The walk leads us through an interesting section of the Pass dal Fuorn forests and the wonderfully varied flora of the Park’s alpine meadows. The nature trail provides detailed information along the way, in 5 languages.
Discovery walk (3.5 h): Wednesdays, from beginning of July to mid-
August. For families (children aged 7 or over). Unaccompanied children
(aged 9 or over) chf 15.–, Families chf 40.–
Particularities: mixed alpine forests with good opportunities for observing animals, in particular red deer, ibex and marmots; varied vegetation. Mainly on the level, this walk is suitable even in bad weather.
The walk leads us through an interesting section of the Pass dal Fuorn forests and the wonderfully varied flora of the Park’s alpine meadows. The nature trail provides detailed information along the way, in 5 languages.
Particularities: mixed alpine forests with good opportunities for observing animals, in particular red deer, ibex and marmots; varied vegetation. Mainly on the level, this walk is suitable even in bad weather.
