Ladral stream landscape (suitable for baby carriages)

Simple

9.7 km

3:00 h

365 mhd

Bachlandschaft Ladral (Kinderwagentauglich) (oua_45691832_image)

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The “Val Ladral” valley is an insider tip for hiking enthusiasts

From Waltensburg as well as Andiast, you can reach the mouth of the valley at the old sawmill in around an hour. From there you enter the idyllic “Val Ladral” valley. Following the Ladral stream through the forest, you reach the Ladral valley plain, which presents itself as a lush green meadow surrounded by majestic mountains.

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Highest Point 1547 m

Lowest Point 1182 m

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Start

Andiast, post office square

Destination

Andiast, post office square

Coordinates

46.784585, 9.114232

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Description

You can easily get to the start of the route by post bus, but you can also arrive by private car (few parking spaces available). From the post office square, turn left up the paved road and follow this road for about 45 minutes to Ladinas. There is a fork in the road. Follow the road on the left as far as the old Resgia Gneida sawmill. Pass the sawmill and continue straight up the road, which takes you directly into Val Ladral. On the plain you have the opportunity to take a circular walk and enjoy the beautiful barbecue area before returning to Andiast. The whole route is suitable for baby carriages.

Gneida sawmill: from tree to board using water power. Demonstration of the sawmill trade of the 19th century. The force of the water on the waterwheel, the intelligent drive of the sawmill, the rumbling of the saw frame, the song of the saw blade: please note the calendar of events for the live demonstrations.

The trail markings in the description of this tour are based on the 1:25000 hiking map for Brigels, Waltensburg, Andiast. The hiking map is available at the information office in Brigels, at the Volg Andiast and Waltensburg shops and at the Hotel Postigliun in Andiast.

See also
Surselva Tourism AG
Info Brigels
Via Principala 32
CH-7165 Breil/Brigels
Tel. 0041 81 941 13 31
E-mail: brigels@surselva.info
Internet: www.surselva.info

Geheimtipp

Gneida sawmill: From tree to board with water power. Demonstration of the sawmill trade of the 19th century. The force of the water on the water wheel, the intelligent drive of the sawmill, the rumbling of the saw frame, the song of the saw blade. Please note the calendar of events for the live demonstrations.

Sicherheitshinweis

The tour should not be undertaken in uncertain weather conditions. Weather changes are frequent in the mountains. If a rain front or similar is approaching during the hike, you should turn back in good time.

144 Emergency call, first aid

1414 Mountain rescue REGA

112 International emergency call

Ausrüstung

Good hiking boots with a good profile or trekking shoes, clothing suitable for the weather (rain jacket/sun protection), drink, food, possibly walking sticks.

Directions

Andiast - Ladinas (altitude marker 1415) - Cumpadials Ual da Ladral (bridge)/Resgia - Ladral - same route back to - Andiast

Directions

Public Transport

Rhb: Chur - Ilanz

Postbus: Ilanz - Andiast; BUS 423 direction Andiast, posta; bus stop: Andiast, posta

Anreise Information

Take the A13 to Reichenau, then the main road via Flims to Ilanz and on via Waltensburg to Andiast.

Parking

Only a few parking spaces available at the starting point.

Waypoints

Das Foto zeigt die Führung der Resgia Gneida

Store Surselva

Sawmill / Resgia Gneida, Waltensburg

A visit to the Gneida is worthwhile, it rumbles and noises like 100 years ago.

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