The Lunghin triple watershed in Graubünden is unique in Europe. You can reach it on a five-hour breathtaking hike. The most important watershed in Europe is located on the Lunghin pass. If rain falls on the 2'645 m high pass, the raindrop has three possibilities: It can flow north into the North Sea, east into the Black Sea or south into the Adriatic.

After the hike, stay overnight in the cosy family hotel Solaria, which is run by the 4th generation of the Solaria family. After a restful night's sleep you can put on your hiking boots again the next day and discover the unique Parc Ela - Switzerland's largest regional nature park. 200 square kilometres of spectacular scenery, unspoilt nature and a real sense of wilderness await you. The Albula Pass, Julier and Septimer pass crossings, used in the Bronze Age, are a particular highlight. As a contrast to the pass summits, you can admire the historic villages in the valleys with their Romanesque and Baroque churches and medieval castles.

We wish you lots of fun while discovering!