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Rablönch spring
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Description
The mineral water gushes out of a simple pipe, flows shortly along the road into a shaft and finally comes out again on the other side of the road, where the water forms an interesting landscape.
The water in the Rablönch spring has an arsenic content that is just over the maximum permissible value for arsenic in drinking water that is in place today. Therefore, this water can no longer be officially provided as potable water. If you choose to drink it, you do so at your own responsibility.
Main components
Sodium Na+: 55 mg/l
Calcium Ca2+: 442 mg/l
Magnesium Mg2+: 43 mg/l
Iron Fe2+: 6 mg/l
Arsenic As: 0.026 mg/l
Chloride Cl-: 34 mg/l
Hydrogen carbonate HCO3-: 1540 mg/l
Sulphate SO42-: 52 mg/l
Barrier-free
Yes, accompanying person helpful for wheelchair users
Information board
On site at the springs the information is given in Romansh and German. The information in English can be downloaded here. Alternatively, a printed version is available from the Scuol visitor information centre.
Opening hours
Accessible all year round
Directions
Public Transport
- Take the Rhaetian Railway (RhB), which leaves hourly from Chur, Landquart/Prättigau and Upper Engadin, and get out at Scuol-Tarasp
- Continue by Postbus to the stop Scuol, Runà
- From the Postbus stop about 20 minutes walk to the spring
Directions
- From the north: via Landquart – Klosters on the car transporter train through the Vereina tunnel (Selfranga – Sagliains) or via the Flüela Pass to Lower Engadin on the H27
- From the east: via Landeck/Austria towards St. Moritz on the H27
- From the south: via Reschen Pass (Nauders – Martina) or the Ofen Pass (Val Müstair – Zernez) on the H27
Contact
Rablönch spring
7550 Scuol
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