Baslersch Chopf

Simple

7 km

2:45 h

662 mhd

663 mhd

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An easy ski tour in the Flüela Valley. The rugged ascent to the Baslersch Chopf (2,629 m above sea level) and the short but rewarding downhill run will also delight beginners.

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Highest Point 2629 m

Lowest Point 1963 m

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Start

Tschuggen

Destination

Tschuggen

Coordinates

46.783884, 9.92162

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Description

The Baslersch Chopf and the Sentisch Horn (2,827 m.a.s.l.) start off identically. Depending on the conditions and shape you can also choose the other summit. From the Tschuggen car park, the ascent begins along the pass road to the Wägerhus. Here you leave the road and go through a short steep slope to the big plain. Now continue uphill over the long plateau, keeping north-west and crossing the whole plain. Now it gets a little steeper. Via the Gulgerigen Furgga (2'571 m.a.s.l.) one reaches the summit of the Basler Chopf. The descent first follows the ascent route across the plain. Shortly before the Tällichopf (2'342 m.a.s.l.) one leaves the ascent route and can go down the slope directly to the pass road.

Geheimtipp

After the tour, the Gasthaus zum Tschuggen is an ideal place for reinforcements.

Sicherheitshinweis

Anyone who goes off-piste acts exclusively on their own responsibility and is outside the liability area of the cable cars. The yellow marked freeride slopes are secured but not groomed and not controlled. They can only be used when they are open. We recommend checking the open slopes, the SLF avalanche bulletin and the weather forecast. All liability is excluded.

This freeride route is to be understood as a general indication of direction. Depending on the conditions, downhill routes must be judged and adjusted by yourself. No responsibility can be taken for the correctness, completeness and topicality of the information provided.

The practice of freeriding in the open terrain is at your own risk. Every freerider and tourer is strongly advised to prepare thoroughly, plan their routes and obtain up-to-date information on the snow and avalanche situation. Avalanche situation report and snow info: www.slf.ch

All liability is declined for accidents resulting from the use of the published information and route details.

In case of doubt, accompaniment by experienced mountain guides is strongly recommended: www.bergfuehrer-davosklosters.ch

Ausrüstung

We recommend the avalanche training centre before the start of a tour.

On the Jakobshorn near the Fuxägufer mountain station in Davos, the correct use of the avalanche transceiver (LVS) can be practised under realistic conditions. The training area consists of a 100 x 100m zone in moderately steep terrain, thus creating a realistic avalanche cone. Use of the training area is free of charge. You must bring your own avalanche transceiver and avalanche probe with you.

Directions

Tschuggen - Wägerhus - Bardillen Boden - Gulgerigen Furgga - Baslersch Chopf - Tschuggen

Directions

Public Transport

Take the Swiss Federal Railway (SBB) to Landquart, then change to the Rhaetian Railway (RhB) in the direction of Davos Platz. Get off at Davos Dorf.

Anreise Information

Coming from Zurich / St. Margrethen, leave the A13/E43 motorway at Landquart in the direction of Landquart, Davos, Vereina. Take the A28 to Davos Dorf and then continue on the Flüela Pass to Tschuggen.

Parking

Please use the public parking spaces at Restaurant Tschuggen.

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