Glass Pass culinary hike

Medium
13.1 km
4:30 h
535 mhd
535 mhd
Lüschersee
Berggasthaus Beverin auf dem Glaspass

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Weg von Glaspass auf den Glaser Grat

Panoramic circular hike on the Heinzenberg, past cozy mountain inns and mountain restaurants run with great passion.

Technique 2/6
Fitness 4/6
Highest Point  2123 m
Lowest Point  1812 m
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Start
Glass pass, Usser Glas
Destination
Glass pass, Usser Glas
Coordinates
46.677379, 9.348662

Details

Description

The tour starts on the Glaspass, at the foot of the Beverin, where the friendly Berggasthaus Beverin is located, and leads up to the Glasergrat, around 300 meters above sea level, with a wonderful panoramic view of the mountains of Safiental, Flims, Glarnerland, Domleschg and the Engadin. At the end of the Glasergrat ridge, there is a short descent to Alp Lüsch. Long mountain paths lead to Alp Bischola and the Bischola Pass with Lake Bischola. While Lake Bischol is a nature reserve, you can enjoy a refreshing dip in Lake Pascuminer a little lower down. The route continues over Alp Bischola with magnificent views of the Safiental valley. It's worth taking a break in the charming Alpbeizli and indulging in local delicacies before descending to the cozy Parsiras mountain inn. The tour continues along mountain paths on the Oberheinzenberg to Obergemeind to the Summerbeizli Solaria with its inviting sun terrace. Finally, the route follows a section of the'Glaspass Adventure Trail' back towards Usser Glas to the Glaspass.

Geheimtipp

Stop off and rest in the mountain restaurants and mountain inns on the route:

Ausrüstung

Sturdy shoes as well as sun and rain protection are recommended.

Directions

Glaspass - Glasergrat - Alp Lüsch - Bischolapass - Alp Bischola - Parsiras - Obergmeind - Glaspass

Directions

Public Transport

The Glaspass can be reached by post bus from Thusis. Further information can be found in the SBB online timetable.

Please note that in the late afternoon or evening there is no longer a Postbus from the Glaspass to Thusis. If you are returning later, take the route at Obergmeind via Bruneir down to Obertschappina. From the Obertschappina bus stop, a Postbus runs to Thusis every hour until late in the evening.

Anreise Information

Plan your journey with the Google route planner.

Parking

Parking lot on the Glaspass

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