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Flüelameder auf der Pischa (Nr. 6)

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3.3 km
0:15 h
0 mhd
682 mhd
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Pischa is home to one of the longest downhill routes in the Davos Klosters region and this with a magnificent panorama, as you are used to from Davos.

Technique
Fitness
Highest Point  2482 m
Lowest Point  1799 m
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Coordinates
46.809445, 9.919174

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Description

The downhill route starts at the Pischa mountain station. From the ridge you can enjoy an all-round view over the mountains of Davos Klosters. As a freeride paradise, Pischa has no groomed slopes. That means: Wonderful powder snow as far as the eye can see. The yellow-marked descent nestles against the picturesque slopes and ends in the Flüela Valley at the Pischa valley station.

Geheimtipp

Shortly before arriving at the finish, it is worth planning a break in the cosy Mäderbeiz.

Waypoints

Mäderbeiz
Restaurant Davos Klosters
Mäderbeiz Pischa
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Restaurant Davos Klosters
Bergrestaurant Pischa
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Cable Car Station Davos Klosters
Sportbahnen Pischa AG
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