Swiss National Park

Strictly protected alpine valleys and peaks in Graubünden, eastern Switzerland

Swiss National Park is a strict nature reserve in the Engadin where visitors must stay on marked paths, with no dogs and no overnight stays except at Chamanna Cluozza. Its terrain runs from low valleys to Piz Pisoc at 3,173 m.

2Macun lakesA lake area added to the park in 2000, reached by a long climb.
3Chamanna CluozzaThe mountain hut in Val Cluozza, sleeping up to 63 people.

Things to do

  • On footHike to the Macun lakes via Munt Baseglia (2945 m), a climb of 1500 m one way
  • On footWalk the forested Val Trupchun, a non-demanding route
  • On footFollow the Champlönch children's trail from P1 to Il Fuom, about 5 km
  • Try thisStay a night at Chamanna Cluozza
Macun lakes
Macun lakes
Chamanna Cluozza
Chamanna Cluozza

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Switzerland · Graubünden Est. 1914 Size 170 km² Highest 3,173 m Protected area category: IUCN Ia

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