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The completely renovated group house/holiday house La Siala in Sedrun (Grisons, Switzerland). The dining room with as well as the handicraft barn can also be converted into recreation rooms. You also have the possibility (if free) to use further lounges in the "Rheinquelle" house opposite. Tschamut-Sedrun lies at 1,650 a.s.l. in the middle of the Swiss mountains, in the snow-sure Gotthard-Oberalp region. Direct ski descent to the holiday home. In winter you have the possibility to enjoy winter activities directly from the holiday centre. Be it beautiful and well-known ski tours or eventful winter hikes. Thanks to the new ski area connection Andermatt-Sedrun-Disentis (skiarena.ch), a unique and new snow sports offer is available to our guests. With the included train ride in the ski pass, our guests can choose whether they want to ski directly on the Oberalp Pass or to the valley station in Dieni. In summer, the holiday centre is an ideal starting point for the famous hike to the source of the Rhine. The entrance to the more than 200 km of marked hiking trails is directly in front of the houses. You can experience more for less money! A true, alpine winter and summer sports area with a future! The Summer Guest Card includes: - Matterhorn Gotthard Railway from Disentis to Oberalp Pass - aerial cableway Schneehühnerstock Oberalp Pass - aerial cableway Caischavedra Disentis - aerial cableway Cungieri Sedrun - Local buses Sedrun/Disentis an many other offers on demand.
Days without an entry are considered free. Only the enquiry to the host is binding.
Car/Car: Basel/Zurich: to Reichenau, exit no. 18 and follow the main road H19 to Sedrun. Milano: via Lugano, then Gotthard and Oberalp Pass. In winter, Lukmanierpass or the A13 via San Bernadino and Chur. Train: Basel/Zurich: with the SBB direction Chur. From Chur with the RhB to Sedrun. Lucerne: with the SBB direction Göschenen/Andermatt. Then with the train MGB over the Oberalppas to Sedrun. (during winter Oberalppass is closed, you can use the car transport of the MGB)