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Albula Line
Through tunnels and over viaducts
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Sledging Preda/Darlux - Bergün
Ten kilometres of pure pleasure
Along the famous track to pure excitement on wooden runners: that's what the Preda/Darlux – Bergün sledging adventure holds in store. The train will carry you up to Preda, where the sledging fun can begin on the trail down to Bergün. More adventurous sledgers can take the chairlift to Darlux, from where the hardcore trail descends to Bergün.
The journey there with the Rhaetian Railway is breathtaking in its own right – not least thanks to the legendary layout of the route through helical tunnels and over viaducts in the Albula Valley. From Preda, at 1,800 metres above sea level, the descent can begin – on the closed-off section of pass road, which has just as many curves and bends as the railway itself – but at terrific speed and with far more flurries of snow.
If you fancy something steeper for a change: the «Lauberhorn of sledging runs» from Darlux to Bergün promises just as much sledging fun for those who are brave enough. Darlux can be reached easily by chairlift.
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The sledging world of Preda/Darlux - Bergün is a world of fun for people of all ages.
Two sledging runs – 10 km of sledging fun
Guests have not one but two sledging runs to choose from. From Preda to Bergün there’s a six-kilometre descent to the closed-off pass road below. A chairlift conveys more adventurous sledgers to Darlux, from where the hardcore trail descends four kilometres to Bergün.
Albula/Bernina UNESCO World Heritage route
The Albula and Bernina section of track is a masterpiece in terms of civil engineering and routing. Landscape and railway blend into one: in wide radiuses, ingenious man-made structures punctuate rugged valleys. The Landwasser Viaduct, the helical tunnels between Bergün and Preda and the Brusio Circular Viaduct all stand testimony to the early, pioneering days of the railway.
Preda - Bergün illuminated sledging run
The sledging run from Preda to Bergün is not just an adventure by day, but even more so at night when the trail is lit up.
Bergün village
Houses in the traditional Engadine style dating back to the 16th and 18th century line the main street of Bergün. Typical features such as sgraffito, bay windows and window gratings lend the village a special charm. The Kurhaus is over 100 years' old – the spa hotel was built around 1903, at the same time as the railway line.
Opening times
From 19 December 2020 until 14 March 2021 (depending on the snow conditions)
Find out all the latest information on the snow conditions in the winter sport report.
| Sledging Preda - Bergün | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Monday | 09.30 am - 05.00 pm | ||
| Tuesday - Sunday | 09.30 am - 11.00 pm (illuminated in the evening) | ||
Subject to change
There will be no night sledging on 24 and 31 December 2020.
The run is closed outside operating hours.
| Sledging Darlux – Bergün | |
|---|---|
| every day | 09.00 am - 04.30 pm or according to notice |
Subject to change
End of the season as of Sunday, 14 March 2021 (depending on the snow conditions)
Last piste check
Daily on all marked pistes at 4:15 pm, from chairlift Bergün - Pros da Darlux (section 1) 5:00 pm (or according to notice). Outside operating hours, the ski runs are closed and are not protected from hazards such as avalanche blasting or piste machines with cable winches. Danger: risk of death.
Prices and tickets
In the offer included is the usage of both sledding tracks Preda – Bergün und Darlux – Bergün and transport with the Rheatian Railway (Bergün – Preda) and the Sportbahnen Bergün (Bergün – Darlux).
Single tickets
| Single tickets | Adults | ½ fare travelcard | GA/Junior Card |
|---|---|---|---|
| Adults | 14.00 | 9.50 | 6.00 |
| Child aged 6-15 | 7.00 | 3.00 |
Day ticket
| Day ticket (Preda & Darlux) | Normal | 1/2 tax | GA/Junior Card |
|---|---|---|---|
| Adults | 39.00 | 28.00 | 19.00 |
| Children 6–15 year old | 19.50 | 9.50 |
- Reductions for groups of 10 or more
- Families: free for children with Rhaetian Railway Junior travelcard, except sledging run charge
- All prices are in Swiss francs (CHF) per person
Tickets
Tickets are available at the staffed stations at the ticket machine or from Rail Service on telephone number +41 81 288 65 65 via the contact form.
Sledge hire
Accident-free sledging
- Always sledge sitting down
- Wear warm clothing and sturdy footwear
- A helmet is recommended
- Young children must be accompanied by an adult
- No sledges with mechanical brakes or plastic bobs allowed
- No sledging on your stomach and no tying sledges together
- No dogs allowed
- No walking up the trail
- Adjust your speed
- What to do if there's an accident? Secure the accident site – provide first aid – get help.
- Pay attention to the emergency signs. Do not get in the way of emergency vehicles
Emergency Telephone: 144
Schneeschloss, winter 2020/2021
In the winter of 2019/20, the fantastic, first Schneeschloss in Switzerland welcomed guests directly at the side of the sledging run from Preda to Bergün. Daredevil sledgers stoked up on an exquisite Bergün fondue and warmed themselves up with mulled wine and punch right at the side of the track.
Due to the current Covid-19 measures, we will not be operating the hospitality location or building the Schneeschloss in the winter of 2020/21.
In the winter of 2021/2022, sledgers will once again be able to enjoy culinary delights at the edge of the piste in the unique Schneeschloss with a railway connection.
