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Fire ban canton of Graubünden – current situation

The canton of Graubünden is divided into 20 warning regions; forest-fire danger and fire bans can differ per region. Each region below shows its current tier – the link leads to the detail page with map, activities and sources.

• Forest-fire danger: 2–5/5
• Measure level: 1–5/5

Warning regions

• Bergell / Bregaglia (GR): Forest-fire danger 2/5, Measure level 1/5 – No measures
• Bergün Filisur (GR): Forest-fire danger 3/5, Measure level 1/5 – No measures
• Domleschg (GR): Forest-fire danger 4/5, Measure level 5/5 – Ban on fires
• Engiadina Ota / Oberengadin (GR): Forest-fire danger 2/5, Measure level 1/5 – No measures
• Moesano (GR): Forest-fire danger 2/5, Measure level 1/5 – No measures
• Prättigau (GR): Forest-fire danger 4/5, Measure level 5/5 – Ban on fires
• Rheintal (GR): Forest-fire danger 5/5, Measure level 5/5 – Ban on fires
• Rheinwald (GR): Forest-fire danger 2/5, Measure level 1/5 – No measures
• Samnaun (GR): Forest-fire danger 3/5, Measure level 1/5 – No measures
• San Bernadino (GR): Forest-fire danger 2/5, Measure level 1/5 – No measures
• Schams - Albula (GR): Forest-fire danger 3/5, Measure level 5/5 – Ban on fires
• Schanfigg (GR): Forest-fire danger 4/5, Measure level 5/5 – Ban on fires
• Scuol-Valsot (GR): Forest-fire danger 3/5, Measure level 1/5 – No measures
• Surselva bassa (GR): Forest-fire danger 4/5, Measure level 5/5 – Ban on fires
• Surselva ota (GR): Forest-fire danger 3/5, Measure level 5/5 – Ban on fires
• Surses (GR): Forest-fire danger 3/5, Measure level 1/5 – No measures
• Tavau - Klosters (GR): Forest-fire danger 3/5, Measure level 1/5 – No measures
• Val Müstair (GR): Forest-fire danger 3/5, Measure level 1/5 – No measures
• Val Poschiavo / Puschlav (GR): Forest-fire danger 3/5, Measure level 1/5 – No measures
• Zernez (GR): Forest-fire danger 3/5, Measure level 1/5 – No measures

Official sources – Graubünden

Updated: 10.09.2026 06:58 · Federal (FOEN)

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