Panoramaweg Gadastatt–Zervreila

5 km

2:00 h

240 mhd

220 mhd

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This winter walk is the most popular one in the Vals valley, which is no surprise, as the water is reached effortlessly across open, snow-covered moorland. Walkers are accompanied all the way by stunning, Alpine scenery, which culminates in the Zervreilahorn – also known as the Matterhorn of the Grisons.

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Start

Vals, Gadastatt

Destination

Vals, Zervreila

Coordinates

46.605955327952, 9.151082610654

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Description

On the route from Gadastatt to Zervreila enjoy the impressive panoramic views over the opposite side of the valley. Hike through snow-covered moorland and over an alpine region blanketed in white. Above you is the Dachberg where skiers and free-riders can find the perfect conditions. In Frunt (1,990 m), the St. Anna chapel built in 1754 is situated right at the front on a rock face. From here you can enjoy views over the Zervreila dam. The 2,821 m high Zervreilahorn ("Grisons' Matterhorn") sits enthroned above the lake at the far end.

Geheimtipp

At the start you can relax on the sun terrace of the mountain restaurant Gadastatt with a beautiful view and strengthen for the hike. Arriving in Zerfreila you can recharge at restaurant Zervreila with a refreshing drink and a piece of blueberry pie (specialty). In winter rent a sledge for the 7 km long distance to Vals. It is an unforgettable experience. The sledge can be rented at Restaurant Zervreila. Alternative: With the Zervreila Shuttle to Vals. Timetable see www.zervreila.ch. Tel 081 935 11 66; or www.vals.ch

Sicherheitshinweis

Surefootedness required. Always observe avalanche and snow conditions. More informations at the Touristoffice Visit Vals. In Winter: When the gondola Vals - Gadastatt is in operation and the winter hiking trail Gadastatt - Frunt -Zervreila is open.

Ausrüstung

Solid, warm clothing, winterhiking shoes, sunscreen. Mobile. Possibly sticks or shoe spikes.

Directions

The path from Gadastatt to Zervreila leads through protected moorland at the crystal hole. Along the path you can find beautifully located resting benches and hike past snow-covered mountain streams. After the gentle climbs and slopes up to Frunt there is a short steep descent to Zervreila dam wall. You cross the wall and follow the route to the Zervreila restaurant car park. Sledging down the roughly 7 km long route to Vals Valley is an unforgettable experience. Sledges can be hired at Zervreila restaurant.

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Public Transport

Take the PostBus from Ilanz to Vals (Valé stop).

To get to the starting point of the hike, you have the option of taking the cable car operated by Sportbahnen Vals AG to Gadastatt. The journey takes about 6 minutes