Pischa - Arvenwald - Dörfji

Simple

3.4 km

1:30 h

0 mhd

682 mhd

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This marked and secured snowshoe route leads from the Pischa mountain station to Mitteltäli and then through a stone pine forest to Dörfji.

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Highest Point 2482 m

Lowest Point 1799 m

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Start

Pischa mountain station

Destination

Pischa valley station

Coordinates

46.809484, 9.919246

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Description

The tour starts from the Pischa mountain station. From there the trail leads in the direction of Mitteltäli. During the tour there is a wonderful panoramic view of the surrounding mountain world throughout. Once you arrive at the bottom of the former ski lift, the path leads through a beautiful stone pine forest to the Pischa valley station "Dörfji", where the tour ends after about 3km.

Geheimtipp

A detour to the Mäderbeiz mountain hut is extremely worthwhile. From the Pischa valley station it can be reached in about 35 minutes.

Sicherheitshinweis

Please observe the safety instructions of the municipality of Davos for winter hikers, snowshoe trekkers and alpinists.

Directions

Pischa Bergstation - Mitteltäli - Arvenwald - Pischa Talstation

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Public Transport

Take the train to Chur, continue with the Rhaetian Railway (RhB) to Davos Dorf.

Anreise Information

By car to Davos

- Route 28 Landquart - Davos

- Landwasserstrasse Thusis - Davos

Parking

Public parking spaces/parking centers in Davos

Waypoints

Restaurant Davos Klosters

Bergrestaurant Pischa

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Cable Car Station Davos Klosters

Sportbahnen Pischa AG

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