Top 9 Lakes around Savognin

At the beautiful, small forest lake with the sonorous name Laj la Villa there is a well-equipped fire pit with a permanently installed steel grill, a wood depot and some seating.

The Lai Barnagn bathing lake is a must on hot days. It offers something for everyone. Big or small, old or young. The area around the lake is very diverse. - Children's playground - Mini golf course - Lake area for small children - Flippers and bouncy cushions and more in the lake - Small soccer field - Beach volleyball court - Lawn area for relaxing - Barbecue areas - Large kiosk with hot meals, e.g. burgers or fries and much more. After a bike or hiking tour, it's worth stopping here for a beer or a coffee.

Bathing lake / Large parking lot in winter About the origin of Lai Barnagn In summer, a swimming lake with everything a bathing heart could wish for. In winter there is a large parking lot for the cable cars. This dual use of the Lai Barnagn is unique. Baltermia Peterelli, one of the initiators, tells us how this brilliant idea came about over 35 years ago. Children splash around at the water playground, stand-up paddleboarders cruise the lake and beach volleyballs fly on the shore. Anyone who sits at Lai Barnagn in summer and enjoys the cozy atmosphere cannot imagine that there is a large parking lot here in winter with up to 700 cars lined up side by side. The water is simply drained in the fall and refilled in the spring – a miraculous transformation that has occurred every year for 35 years. Today I would like to tell you the story of how the idea and realization of this unique and ingenious dual-use facility came about. To do this, I met with Baltermia Peterelli, former head of the Savognin building department and one of the fathers of Lai Barnagn. Text / Source: Tourism Savognin Bivio Albula AG, Stradung 42, 7460 Savognin https://www.valsurses.ch/de/vom-ursprung-des-lai-barnagn

At this point there is a well-developed fire pit. Even wood is available for free use. There are benches and tables and a large grill. There is also an artificial pond. Here you can see frogs and toads in summer.

Beautiful lake landscape with picnic areas and fireplaces, but also a number of "natural rest stops". Here you should simply take a little time and enjoy this unique place.

Rather, I find that a bit misleading. Driving down there is a small intermediate climb, but it can be mastered without any problems.

The Lais da Flix, also known as Lais Blos or Flixer Seen, are three moorland lakes on Alp Flix in the municipality of Surses in the canton of Grisons. They are located above the village of Sur at an altitude of 1,960 metres and are part of the Parc Ela nature park. During the summer months, the Bus Alpin runs near the Flixer Lakes. From the final stop, it is then only about half an hour to the Lais da Flix. On Alp Flix, there are various mountain huts that offer food and drink.

Lai da Marmorera (reservoir) The Lai da Marmorera is a reservoir in the municipality of Surses, which is operated by the Mittelbünden power plants of the Zurich City Electricity Works (EWZ). It can be reached from Tiefencastel or from the Engadin from the village of Silvaplana via the Julier Pass. The only village on the lake is Marmorera. Above the western end of the dam are the ruins of Marmels Castle. The Marmorera Dam (Castiletto) was completed in 1954. The old Marmorera was flooded after the most important buildings had been blown up. The new Marmorera was built above the reservoir and the Julierpass road. Many residents chose to move away for economic and emotional reasons. Text / Source Wikipedia https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lai_da_Marmorera