Lag Prau Pulté is a serene alpine lake located in the Surselva region of Graubünden, surrounded by lush meadows and dramatic mountain peaks. Its turquoise waters reflect the surrounding landscape, making it a perfect spot for hikers, nature lovers, and photographers. Accessible via a moderate hike, the lake offers a peaceful retreat, perfect for picnics, relaxing by the water, or enjoying the panoramic views of the Swiss Alps.

Who it’s recommended for: Families, casual hikers, and nature lovers wanting a quick alpine lake escape with a fascinating seasonal water cycle—and short, easy loops suitable for kids.

Best Season to Visit:
Late May through September — the trails are clear, and the lake is at its most photogenic.

How to Get There:

• By Car: Drive to Flims Waldhaus, where parking is available near the trailhead. Arrive early on busy summer days.

• By Public Transport: Take the train/bus to Flims Waldhaus, Camping, then a 10–15 minute walk to the trail start.

Trail Info (Short Loop):

• Distance: ~2 km loop

• Elevation Gain: ~50 m

• Time: ~40–60 minutes

• Difficulty: Easy (T1) — mostly flat with well-marked paths; suitable for children and casual walkers. Not stroller-friendly.

Trail Info (Longer 4-Lakes Hike):

• Distance: ~12 km loop (Lag Prau Pulté → Lag Prau Tuleritg → Caumasee → Crestasee → Flims)

• Elevation Gain: ~200 m

• Time: ~3–4 hours

• Difficulty: Moderate (T2) — a longer hike with some uphill sections, suitable for older children and adults with moderate fitness.

Tips & Recommendations:

• Great short hike for families or casual walkers.

• Bring a picnic to enjoy by the lake during summer.

• Check weather conditions in spring, as some paths can be muddy from snowmelt.