Chamonna Cler

From the centre of Guarda heading north, turn right at the reservoir to the picturesque lake «Lajet». Here you follow the small stream on a direct path to the tree line to the hosted Alp Sura. In an easterly direction, the path climbs slightly to Murtera Dadoura, where it turns left towards Maranguns. There is a constant view of the three-thousanders on the opposite side of the valley and into the Lower Engadine side valleys Val Zeznina, Val Nuna and Val Sampuoir. In the valley, Ardez, Bos-cha and Sur En d'Ardez become visible, while from a certain altitude the view to the south reveals some of the approximately 20 mountain lakes of Macun in the national park. From Maranguns you climb the last part – with a recommended detour to Lai Ruduond – to Chamonna Cler, the highest point of the hike.

The descent over the southeast ridge of Piz Cotschen to Muot da l'Hom offers a view from Scuol to Susch. Via Mundaditsch you descend to the end of the hike to Ardez.

Schellen-Ursli filming locations: opening credits and alp

The Schellen-Ursli film begins at Lai Raduond as Uorsin walks up the slope with the goats and the camera pans up and the panorama of the Lower Engadine mountains becomes visible.

The Sommeralp is the Alp Murtera Dadoura, which lies east of Alp Sura. A backdrop was added for the film. The image from the film does not correspond to the actual Alp, as it can now be seen again. 

All locations of the Schellen-Ursli film can be found here.

From the centre of Guarda to the north to Lake Lajet
Follow the stream via Clüs to Alp Sura
Turn left to Murtera Dadoura
after Marangun's
ascent to Chamonna Cler
Descent over the southeast ridge of Piz Cotschen to Muot da l'Hom
Via Muntaditsch and Chöglias to Ardez