Ruinaulta

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Ruinaulta is a dramatic Rhine gorge in the Swiss canton of Graubünden, famed for its steep white cliffs, forests, and scenic railway and hiking routes.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf gorge
natural landscape
tourist attraction
alsoKnownAs Rheinschlucht
Rhine Gorge
linked to: Rhine Valley

Swiss Grand Canyon
country Switzerland
crossedBy Anterior Rhine
drainageBasin Rhine basin
linked to: Rhine River Basin
ecosystem mixed mountain forest
riparian habitats
formedBy Flims rockslide
geologicalOrigin post-glacial rockslide
hasActivity canoeing
hiking
nature observation
railway sightseeing
river rafting
hasFauna birds of prey
riverine fish species
hasFlora alpine vegetation
coniferous trees
hasScenicTrain Ruinaulta-Express
linked to: RegioExpress
hasTrail hiking trails along the gorge
riverbank paths
hasTransport Rhaetian Railway
hasViewpoints observation platforms on the rim
knownFor dramatic scenery
remote river beaches
scenic train rides
steep white rock faces
landscapeFeature forests
gravel banks
river meanders
rock walls
steep white cliffs
languageOfName Romansh
linked to: Romansh language
locatedIn canton of Graubünden
eastern Switzerland
linked to: Eastern Switzerland
near Flims
Ilanz
Reichenau
partOf Alps
protectedAs landscape protection area
region Surselva
river Rhine
servedByRailwayLine Reichenau–Tamins–Disentis/Mustér line
tourismImportance major attraction in Graubünden

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Vorderrhein hasGorge Ruinaulta
Ruinaulta gorge alsoKnownAs Ruinaulta