Experience the most popular hike in the Valsertal, leading through moorland and alpine meadows to a stunning viewpoint over the Zerfreila Reservoir.
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The most popular walk in the Valser valley. With minimal effort you’ll cross open terrain to reach Zerfreila, where you’ll be surrounded by beautiful alpine scenery.
The route from Gadastatt to Zerfreila offers stunning panoramic views of the valley. The path passes through moorland and alpine meadows, with the Dachberg above, a prime spot for skiers and freeriders in the winter months. At Frunt (1990 m), perched on a rocky outcrop, stands the St. Anna Chapel, built in 1754. From here you can see the Zerfreila reservoir, with the 2821-metre Zerfreilahorn – often called the “Grisons Matterhorn” – towering majestically above the lake.
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Useful tips for an unforgettable adventure.
Car Park, Camping & E-Charging Station
Several paid car parks are available in Vals, including a charging station for electric cars. There are also car parks for motorhomes and campers right next to the gondola
Free Hiking Bus
Take the Vals hiking bus to the start of your hike or mountain tour. The bus runs on a fixed weekly schedule from the village to various departure points.
Hiking Maps and Recommendations
Get an overview of the Vals hiking region. The Visit Vals team will be happy to answer any questions you may have.
