Unterer Segnesboden: Nagens - Segneshütte - Alp Nagens

The plateau can be experienced on a two-and-a-half-hour hike from Nagens. The Lower Segnesboden is part of the national inventory of fens of special beauty and importance. At the same time, the Lower Segnesboden is one of only two fen conservation areas in Switzerland that has no traces of settlement. On the hike you pass the Segnes hut, which tempts you to take a rest.

Snowline map  

While at higher altitudes there is at best already snow, the trails in the valley are still free of snow. Our interactive snow depth map helps you to plan your tour. Here you can see at a glance at www.flims.com/schneesituation where you can already expect snow on the paths and trails and where you can still be on the road without getting cold feet.  

Next to the Segneshütte, visit the UNESCO exhibition in the Sardona World Heritage Pavilion.

Take the Arena Expres mountain railway from Flims to Nagens.

From Nagens, ascend in a northerly direction on stony terrain to the Grauberg.

Then follow the descent to Unterer Segnesboden.

Circumnavigate the fen clockwise and return via the Segnes hut over the Platt`Alva to Alp Stalla.

Take the Nagens shuttle down to the valley or walk along the panoramic path via Runca Höhe back to Flims.