Gletschermühlen, Switzerland - Beach Guide, Info, Photos

Gletschermühlen, Trin Mulin is a unique natural attraction located on the Trinser Alp Mora in Switzerland. This site is renowned for its glacial mills or "Gletschermühlen," which are natural bathtubs created by the Maliensbach river rotating large stones, sand, and gravel over hundreds of years. These glacial mills vary in shape, size, and depth, with some being small and almost circular, while others are elliptical and large enough to bathe in.

The most striking collection of these glacial mills is located near Mutta Sura. During the summer months, the crystal-clear water in these tubs warms up, offering visitors a refreshing natural bath. These tubs are perennially filled with water, even when the Maliensbach river is not flowing, making them a year-round attraction.

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Visitor Reviews

Visitor reviews highlight the stunning natural beauty and unique landscapes of the beach, with many praising the refreshing baths and fantastic views. The hike to the beach, while challenging, is also noted as a worthwhile experience. However, some visitors felt that the beach did not meet their expectations, particularly during the summer months.

Where to Stay near Gletschermühlen?

Visitors to Gletschermühlen in Grisons often stay in nearby towns like Flims or Laax, which offer a range of accommodations and are within a short drive from the natural attraction. These towns are popular for their outdoor activities such as hiking and skiing, making them ideal base locations for travelers looking to explore the broader region beyond just the Gletschermühlen.

The following map shows available accommodations and their prices. See the full list of accommodation options here.