Hiking
Vorderrhein Raft
Ilanz/Glion
Vorderrhein Raft
River rafting is the best way to experience probably the most beautiful and spectacular gorge in Switzerland, the Ruinaulta or Rheinschlucht gorge. The impressive trip is spiced up with some extremely attractive white water.
The Ruinaulta or Rheinschlucht gorge is an exceptional highlight on Swiss river-rafting stretches. The impressive gorge is often called the Grand Canyon of Switzerland and is more than generous with its stunning beauty.
The creation of the gorge was preceded by a colossal natural disaster: 10,000 years ago, a rockslide of unique dimensions in the Alps crashed down near Flims and filled the valley. The huge mass of debris dammed the Rhine, turning it into a lake. Over time, the river seeped its way through the debris and boulders to create the 14-kilometre-long gorge, up to 350 metres deep.
This spectacular landscape is best experienced from the water. Here the Vorderhein offers some extremely attractive white water: notorious rapids, such as the «Schwarze Loch» (black hole) ensure excitement and an adrenaline rush. In short: a must-do for nature lovers and white-water rats.
Beware: Only as guided rafting tour with professional provider.
Book Vorderrhein Raft: see «more» below.
The creation of the gorge was preceded by a colossal natural disaster: 10,000 years ago, a rockslide of unique dimensions in the Alps crashed down near Flims and filled the valley. The huge mass of debris dammed the Rhine, turning it into a lake. Over time, the river seeped its way through the debris and boulders to create the 14-kilometre-long gorge, up to 350 metres deep.
This spectacular landscape is best experienced from the water. Here the Vorderhein offers some extremely attractive white water: notorious rapids, such as the «Schwarze Loch» (black hole) ensure excitement and an adrenaline rush. In short: a must-do for nature lovers and white-water rats.
Beware: Only as guided rafting tour with professional provider.
Book Vorderrhein Raft: see «more» below.
River rafting is the best way to experience probably the most beautiful and spectacular gorge in Switzerland, the Ruinaulta or Rheinschlucht gorge. The impressive trip is spiced up with some extremely attractive white water.
The Ruinaulta or Rheinschlucht gorge is an exceptional highlight on Swiss river-rafting stretches. The impressive gorge is often called the Grand Canyon of Switzerland and is more than generous with its stunning beauty.
The creation of the gorge was preceded by a colossal natural disaster: 10,000 years ago, a rockslide of unique dimensions in the Alps crashed down near Flims and filled the valley. The huge mass of debris dammed the Rhine, turning it into a lake. Over time, the river seeped its way through the debris and boulders to create the 14-kilometre-long gorge, up to 350 metres deep.
This spectacular landscape is best experienced from the water. Here the Vorderhein offers some extremely attractive white water: notorious rapids, such as the «Schwarze Loch» (black hole) ensure excitement and an adrenaline rush. In short: a must-do for nature lovers and white-water rats.
Beware: Only as guided rafting tour with professional provider.
Book Vorderrhein Raft: see «more» below.
The creation of the gorge was preceded by a colossal natural disaster: 10,000 years ago, a rockslide of unique dimensions in the Alps crashed down near Flims and filled the valley. The huge mass of debris dammed the Rhine, turning it into a lake. Over time, the river seeped its way through the debris and boulders to create the 14-kilometre-long gorge, up to 350 metres deep.
This spectacular landscape is best experienced from the water. Here the Vorderhein offers some extremely attractive white water: notorious rapids, such as the «Schwarze Loch» (black hole) ensure excitement and an adrenaline rush. In short: a must-do for nature lovers and white-water rats.
Beware: Only as guided rafting tour with professional provider.
Book Vorderrhein Raft: see «more» below.
Vorderrhein Raft
Adresse
Surselva Tourismus, Info Ilanz/Glion
Bahnhof
Ilanz 7130
Tel. +41 (0)81 920 11 00
info@surselva.info
www.surselva.info
Bahnhof
Ilanz 7130
Tel. +41 (0)81 920 11 00
info@surselva.info
www.surselva.info
