Waterfalls around Lostallo, a village in the Misox valley, offer natural beauty in the Swiss canton of Graubünden. The area is situated on the right bank of the Moesa river, characterized by dry stone walls and revitalized chestnut woods. These features contribute to the scenic charm surrounding the water features. Lostallo provides various opportunities to experience the natural landscape.
Last updated: June 29, 2026
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Waterfalls along the Liro stream
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Small waterfall. Small pools gather between the rocks, where you can take a nice break.
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Lostallo is located on the right bank of the Moesa and is one of the villages that characterize the Misox. Its dry stone walls are very beautiful, as are the revitalized chestnut woods and the Rosera floodplain.
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Lostallo is located on the right bank of the Moesa and is one of the villages that characterize the Misox. Its dry stone walls are very beautiful, as are the revitalized chestnut woods and the Rosera floodplain.
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Spectacular waterfall near Augio, visible from a distance thanks to its impressive height.
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After rain the creek is higher and you have to walk through the water
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Great place to stop and rest along the Via Spluga. They are about 3 hours away from Campodolcino, on time for lunch.
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The waterfalls in the Lostallo area are characterized by their diverse features, ranging from dramatic plunges to natural swimming holes. The region itself, nestled in the Misox valley, is known for its picturesque dry stone walls and revitalized chestnut woods, which add to the scenic charm surrounding these water features. Many offer opportunities for refreshing dips, especially during summer.
You can find excellent natural swimming areas at several waterfalls. The Augio Waterfall is a popular local spot for swimming during summer months. Another great option is the Waterfall on the Val Piana stream, where water collects in a stone basin, forming a small pool ideal for swimming. Don't forget your swimwear!
Yes, the Cascata Buffalora is an impressive 140-meter high waterfall that is easily visible from the right side of the Misox Valley, particularly near the restaurant of the same name and the cantonal road (Hauptstrasse 13). The Augio Waterfall is also known for its impressive height, making it visible from a distance.
Yes, there is a rushing waterfall somewhat hidden, but only a short distance from the “Via Spluga” hiking trail. This waterfall, referred to as Waterfall, collects water in a stone basin, creating an almost lake-like pool perfect for a refreshing dip in summer.
The summer months are ideal for visiting, especially if you plan to swim in the natural pools found at waterfalls like Augio Waterfall or the Waterfall on the Val Piana stream. For the Cascata Buffalora, it forms a striking, foamy white cascade when there is sufficient water, which is often after periods of rain or during snowmelt.
Yes, the Augio Waterfall is considered family-friendly and offers a local swimming area in summer. The Lostallo Village and Waterfall area also has family-friendly aspects, allowing for exploration of the village's natural and historical features.
The Lostallo region offers various outdoor activities. You can explore cycling routes like the 'Graubünden Route' or 'Bench With View of the Valley – Mesocco Castle loop from Lostallo' from the Cycling around Lostallo guide. For mountain biking, consider routes such as 'View of Giova – View of the Gorge and River loop from Lostallo' from the MTB Trails around Lostallo guide. There are also gravel biking options available in the area.
Yes, several waterfalls are accessible via hiking trails. The Spluga Falls, for instance, are a great place to take a break along the famous Via Spluga hiking trail. The hidden waterfall near the Via Spluga also offers a refreshing stop for hikers. You can find more hiking opportunities in the region to discover these natural wonders.
Beyond the waterfalls themselves, the Lostallo area is rich in natural beauty. You'll encounter picturesque dry stone walls, revitalized chestnut woods, and the Rosera floodplain, which is of national importance. The village of Lostallo is situated on the right bank of the Moesa river, offering scenic views of the Misox valley.
The village of Lostallo Village and Waterfall itself is a point of interest, known for its beautiful dry stone walls that stretch across the hilly landscape. Near the Waterfall on the Val Piana stream, you can find the 'Crotto Dangri,' a traditional grotto where you can refresh yourself after a hike.
Visitors particularly enjoy the opportunity to cool off and swim in the natural pools, especially at Augio Waterfall and the Waterfall on the Val Piana stream. The spectacular views of the huge waterfalls and the refreshing experience are frequently highlighted. Many appreciate the chance to take a break and relax by the water, often along hiking trails like the Via Spluga.


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