Four days, three mountain huts, a new alpine view each day
Into the heart of Graubünden
Four days, three mountain huts, a new alpine view each day
Into the heart of Graubünden
10 June - 13 June 2027
Into the heart of Graubünden
4 Days/
3 nights
3 in Alpine huts
49 km
Total distance
Group
Min. 4 Max 6 persons
Difficulty
Moderate hiking
Into the heart of Graubünden
Four days of mountain trails, changing alpine views and three nights in mountain huts. We explore Graubünden on foot, carrying our essentials and taking breaks to rest, enjoy the scenery and share moments along the way.
Each day brings a different mix of climbing and descending. We walk at a steady pace, with one longer day that asks a little more of our legs. In the evenings, we settle into simple mountain accommodation, put down our backpacks and enjoy hut life together. Expect fresh air, shared experiences and time away from everyday routines.
This moderate trek is for hikers with a good level of fitness who enjoy spending several consecutive days outdoors. You should feel comfortable walking for several hours, carrying your own backpack and tackling uphill and downhill sections on uneven mountain trails.
Some previous mountain-walking experience is recommended. The longest day includes approximately 1,020 metres of ascent and 1,060 metres of descent, so preparing with longer walks and hills will help you enjoy the journey.
If you enjoy exploring on foot, sharing the experience with others and the simplicity of mountain huts, this trek could be a lovely fit.
Essential Details
What's Included
What's Not Included
• 3 mountain-hut nights in shared accommodation.
• 3 breakfasts and 3 dinners.
• Lieke's organisation and accompaniment.
• Route planning and accommodation reservations.
• Public transport to, from and within the region.
• Outward and return journey.
• Mountain railways and cable cars.
• Lunches, snacks and drinks.
• Personal expenses and hiking equipment.
• Tips for mountain huts and guide.
• Online preparation meeting and packing list.
• Small-group format.
• Travel-planning support to and from Lucerne.
• Pre-departure group contact.
• Your package trip payments and eligible return travel costs are protected by the Garantiefonds der Schweizer Reisebranche in the event of our insolvency, subject to the fund’s conditions.
• Travel, cancellation and mountain-rescue insurance.
Your Guide
Hi, I am Lieke, and I am truly looking forward to taking you on an exciting trekking adventure. I have a deep passion for the majestic mountains, the diverse wildlife, and I am a big sucker for chasing breathtaking sunsets or serene sunrises. There is something incredibly special about being surrounded by nature, and I love enjoying the tranquility it offers, but I also cherish the moments when I can hear your stories and experiences. I am genuinely looking forward to creating a memorable and enriching experience with you, one that we will both treasure for years to come.
There is nothing quite like watching the early morning light hit the ancient glacier ice after a peaceful night in the mountains.
Lieke - Lead Guide & Founder
Good To Know
Is transport included?
No. Public transport and mountain railways are paid separately.
What happens if conditions change?
Weather, snow and trail conditions may require route changes.
What should I pack?
A detailed packing list is provided. You carry your own overnight essentials.
Are showers available?
Can I join alone?
How fit should I be?
Do we sleep in private rooms?
Not necessarily. Facilities differ from hut to hut, and water is a limited resource in the mountains. Come prepared for three nights of simple hut life.
Yes, you are welcome to inquire as an individual traveler. The accommodation is communal. We stay in dormitory-style rooms or shared hotel rooms.
You need hiking experience and good fitness for four consecutive hiking days, with steep and exposed sections and you should not be afraid of heights.
No. Mountain huts generally offer shared rooms or dormitories. Room layouts are determined by the hut and cannot be guaranteed in advance.
Good To Know
Is transport included?
No. Public transport and mountain railways are paid separately.
What happens if conditions change?
Weather, snow and trail conditions may require route changes.
What should I pack?
A detailed packing list is provided. You carry your own overnight essentials.
Are showers available?
Can I join alone?
How fit should I be?
Do we sleep in private rooms?
Not necessarily. Facilities differ from hut to hut, and water is a limited resource in the mountains. Come prepared for three nights of simple hut life.
Yes, you are welcome to inquire as an individual traveler. The accommodation is communal. We stay in dormitory-style rooms or shared hotel rooms.
You need hiking experience and good fitness for four consecutive hiking days, with steep and exposed sections and you should not be afraid of heights.
No. Mountain huts generally offer shared rooms or dormitories. Room layouts are determined by the hut and cannot be guaranteed in advance.
