Over the Prasignola Pass from Avers to Bergell
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Hike from Avers-Cröt through the long high valley of Val Madris and over the Prasignola Pass down to the picturesque mountain village of Soglio in the wild and romantic Bergell.
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Description
The tour begins in Avers-Cröt, where it heads into the high valley of Val Madris. The hike leads along the Madris Rhine through the long, rustic and very sparsely populated high valley. The ascent begins in Sovräna and leads into the Val da la Prasgnola. An impressive stone slab staircase leads to the pass at an altitude of 2,724 m above sea level, which was built in Val Madris for summering cows and cattle from Bergell. This is because the upper section of the Val Madris was developed and used as a settlement area by the Bergell in the 14th century.
Shortly after the pass, there are a few exposed sections secured with chains. Be sure to follow only the white-red-white striped path markings. Traces of an old path through rockfall-prone scree gullies are visible in places.
The long descent is mostly on narrow mountain paths with numerous hairpin bends. After the alpine settlement of Läira, the route descends along forest paths to Soglio, where a village steeped in history and with plenty of Mediterranean flair awaits us.
Any hiking trail closures/restrictions or detour can be found here.
Geheimtipp
After the hike, be sure to stop off at one of the restaurants in Soglio and round off the day.
Sicherheitshinweis
Good weather conditions are required for this hike, as the path from the Pass de la Prasgnola down to Soglio and the white-red-white trail markings are often not clearly visible.
Ausrüstung
Hiking equipment required.
Directions
Avers-Cröt - Val Madris - Val da la Prasgnola - Pass da la Prasgnola - Läira - Soglio
Directions
Public Transport
Avers-Cröt and Soglio can be reached by PostBus. Timetable information and further information at sbb.ch.
Anreise Information
A13 exit 26-Rofla, continue in the direction of Avers-Juf/Ferrera to Avers-Cröt. Plan your journey with the Google route planner.
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