Mastrils: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Falkenstein Ruins are located in the immediate vicinity of Mastrils. For those interested in culture, they provide a specific point of interest for combining the trip with a historical destination.

You can rent a holiday apartment in Mastrils.

Nature

The surrounding area of Mastrils includes Schnielskopf, Chur Animal and Leisure Park, Tagweidlichopf, Lida and Haldensteiner Calanda. Schnielskopf is therefore a specific reference point for travellers interested in the landscape around Mastrils.

Culture and Excursions

The wider regional surroundings of Mastrils include the Stamp Museum and Buchs Bird of Prey Park.

Location

Mastrils lies on the left bank of the Rhine, opposite the mouth of the Landquart.

The settlement extends from the Rhine at the foot of the slope upwards towards the ridge of the Calanda massif and also includes the summits of Zweienchopf, Chimmispitz and Pizalun.

Mastrils has a scattered settlement on the slope rather than a single compact village centre; the hamlet of Isla lies directly on the Rhine.

Activities

A documented strenuous hiking route leads from Mastrils Tretsch via Jägeri and Pizalun to Furggels and Pfäfers Dorf.

For the documented hiking access, travel by train to Landquart followed by a bus ride from Landquart to Mastrils Tretsch is described.

Mastrils has a ski lift that is described as a children's ski area in the Bündner Rhine Valley.

St. Anthony's Church is described as a local landmark; the endpoint of the Mastrils Tretsch route lies above it.

For further comparisons with nearby localities, you can also view Jenins, Maienfeld, Untervaz, Malans, Igis, Landquart Fabriken, Zizers and Says.

To the higher-level travel overview: Landquart.