Piz Avat
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Avat is Rhaeto-Romanic and means abbot, which makes you curious!
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Description
We drive to Siltginas, above Sogn Benedetg, by car and find somewhere to park. Along the wildlife rest area and on the summer trail, we make our way to Alp Crap Ner Sut, which is idyllically hibernating. We take our first break here, even though we haven't yet completed half the ascent. Below the Plaun Schigels, we climb further up into a wide hollow, which shows us the direction and past the Fuorcla Crap Ner on the right. After a final flatter section, we need to mobilise our strength once again, as it gets quite steep until we reach the ski depot. We head to the summit via an airy ridge, with a summit cross and a 360-degree mountain panorama. We are denied a deep view of the Surselva, as we have caught one of the rare days with high fog. We pass the time with the Peak Finder on our smartphones, because you don't often have such a large selection of snow-covered peaks all around you.
The descent runs via the Glivers Dadens Sut alp. A pleasure, whether powder snow or slush.
Geheimtipp
Alp Glivers is open to all who are fascinated by alpine nature and culture. It is available for personal events with overnight stay and dinner. www.amarenda.ch
Sicherheitshinweis
When descending through the forest, we have to drive partly on a hiking trail, which requires a lot of concentration. Wildlife sanctuary
Directions
From Sumvitg to Sogn Benedetg and at Restaurant Miraval turn left to Siltginas. At the western edge of the game rest zone we climb up to Alp Crap Ner Sut, turn right here and bypass Plaun Schigels on the south side. At point 2071 we reach a wide hollow that leads us to the foot of Piz Avat. Ascent in some steep hairpin bends to ski depot and on foot to the summit cross.
Directions
Public Transport
With the Rhaetian Railway from Disentis or from Ilanz to Sumvitg.
Taxi to Sogn Benedetg/Siltginas: Taxi Furger Tel. +41(0)81 936 44 44.
Also minibus transport for groups possible.
Anreise Information
Parking
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