Rock overhang on the road Waltensburg/Vuorz - Breil/Brigels, Rock overhang beside the road in Waltensburg/Vuorz, Surselva, Switzerland

The rock overhang between Waltensburg/Vuorz and Breil/Brigels is a natural granite formation that extends several meters above the mountain path. The structure creates a sheltered area beneath solid stone, forming a natural rest spot along the hiking route.

The rock overhang sits along an ancient mountain pass that has been used by travelers and traders for centuries. The route traditionally linked communities across the Surselva region and served as an important path during medieval times.

The overhang lies on the old road linking Waltensburg/Vuorz with Breil/Brigels in the Surselva, a route long used by farmers and traders crossing between the two villages. Its sheltered hollow under the rock served travellers as a place to pause with livestock or goods. The Romansh place names along the way recall the region's language.

The overhang offers hikers shelter from rain and wind on the exposed mountain path. It serves as a convenient rest spot, especially when weather conditions change on this high-altitude stretch.

The overhang lies on the cantonal road linking Waltensburg/Vuorz with Breil/Brigels in the Surselva, at about 46.77° N, 9.10° E. Drivers and hikers pass directly beneath the projecting rock, which shelters the roadside strip from rain and falling stones.