The Gelgia River (Romansh: Gelgia, German: Julia) flows through the picturesque landscapes of the canton of Graubünden in eastern Switzerland. Originating from the Albula Alps, the river winds its way through the Sursés Valley, offering stunning views of alpine meadows, deep gorges, and traditional Swiss villages.
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The river plays an important role in the region’s ecosystem and culture, running parallel to the Julier Pass road and eventually joining the Albula River. Along its course, visitors can discover peaceful hiking trails, forested areas, and charming stone bridges that highlight the natural beauty of the Swiss Alps.
Whether you're passing through the Julier Pass or exploring the tranquil village of Savognin, the Gelgia River adds a refreshing presence to the mountainous landscape. It's a serene destination for nature lovers, hikers, and photographers looking to experience the quieter side of Switzerland.
- Highlights:
- Alpine river flowing through Graubünden
- Close to Julier Pass and Albula Alps
- Hiking trails with scenic mountain views
- Passes near Savognin and Tiefencastel
- Quiet, unspoiled nature and Swiss charm