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Goat-Peter lives in Tigignas, a small mountain hamlet high above Savognin where the kids can help him feed the goats and taste the cheese.

The Palü Glacier created an extraordinary natural formation here in times long forgotten.

Members of the skating club take to the ice to train with skating instructor Valentina.

Butterbur, common spotted-orchid, wild thyme – medicinal herbs and plants flourish on the lush meadows of the Val d’Err.

Which cows go out to pasture where? What happens to the milk on the alp? Why do the animals wear bells? These questions and more are answered along the new theme trail on alpine life that leads from Somtgant to Radons near Savognin.

From Sur En in the Lower Engadin, the ice trail meanders through snowy woods along the Inn River. You can skate this three-kilometer-long trail at a leisurely pace or at a brisker clip. A unique way to enjoy the chill of winter.

The ice rink is fully air-conditioned and can be rented all year round by the hour, day or week for training camps and events. The ice season lasts from the beginning of July to mid-March.

Great things sometimes come in small packages – the Zernez Family Baths have attractive, family-friendly facilities and an outdoor bubble pool.

Experience the new mineral baths & spa at Samedan and let yourself be spirited away to another world by the uniquely mystical atmosphere.

Equipped with binoculars and cameras, the hikers head out to Val Faller near Savognin. The wildlife viewing tour takes place on a plateau at around 2000 m, in immediate proximity of Piz Platta. In the evening, they enjoy a delicious dinner with locals in a cabin in the forest.

A highlight for young and old: Our exclusive outdoor fondue!

The popular rafting tour takes you through the impressive Vorderrhein canyon, one of the most popular white water stretches in the Alps.

Not quite a go-kart, not quite a toboggan – mountain carts offer a real adrenaline rush. On these three-wheeled, low-seated vehicles, equipped with hydraulic brakes, the terrain of the Savognin holiday region can be mastered with confidence, even in summer. Fun for the whole family.

From the Lower Engadine one passes through Val d’Uina (Uina Gorge) to reach the Vinschgau Valley. The hiking trail, which is partly carved into the rock, is especially popular among avid hikers.

Anyone who loves orienteering listen up: between July and August, control points of an orienteering course are permanently marked in the Upper Engadin for optimum altitude training amidst the impressive high-Alpine mountain and lake landscape.

The paradise for ice cream lovers in Sur En!