Riedchopf

Medium

5.3 km

3:15 h

1090 mhd

2 mhd

Riedchopf 2552m mit Blick Richtung Calanda

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Riedchopf 2552m steiles Culoir hinuntern nach Partnun

The round trip over the Riedchopf lets the view wander far over the Prättigau and Montafon mountains and attracts with a steep north descent to Partnun.

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Highest Point 2550 m

Lowest Point 1460 m

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Start

St. Antönien Village

Destination

St. Antönien Village

Coordinates

46.972698, 9.827914

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Description

The path leads from Rüti to Dörfji. Shortly before you leave the route which points into the valley and follow your trail in an easterly direction over the Alpelti into the Alpeltitälli, between the Gämpiflue in the south and the Schollberg in the north. Shortly before the St. Antönierjoch you turn left and climb in a straight line northwards up to the Riedchopf-Furgga (2540 m above sea level.M.). From this transition to Partnun you reach the summit of the Riedchopf in a northeasterly direction over the ridge. From the Riedchopf, also called Ronggspitz, you can also start to wonderful descents down to Gargellen. From the Riedchopf-Furgga you reach Partnun northwards through a narrow gully*. This racy descent is only recommended in safe conditions, otherwise departure along the ascent route.

*This couloir is mistakenly called silbertäli. But it is the Riedchopftäli. The real Silbertäli leads from the apex of the two Täli in a westerly direction to the Schollberg.

Geheimtipp

On the descent in the

mountain houses in Partnun take a break and enjoy the winter sun and regional specialties.

Sicherheitshinweis

The ski and snowshoe routes are to be understood as general directions. No guarantee is assumed for the accuracy, completeness and timeliness of the route information. For accidents that occur from the use of the information from the route data, any liability is rejected. The route must always be studied in the corresponding literature before each tour. Detailed tour planning is strongly recommended. The practice of ski touring in alpine terrain is at your own risk. Current information on the avalanche situation: www.slf.ch

Ausrüstung

Ski tours require good preparation (training / equipment, etc.) and can only be undertaken in favourable weather and avalanche situations.

Directions

St. Antönien Dorf - Rüti - Engi -

Alpeti - Alpetitälli - Riedchopf - Engi - Partnunstafel - St. Antönien Dorf

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Public Transport

Take the Rhaetian Railway RhB to Schiers or Küblis and by post bus to St. Antönien. (timetable field 90.218 or 90.222)

Anreise Information

Take the A13 and the B28 to Küblis, then follow the Luzeinerstrasse to Pany / St. Antönien.

Parking

In St. Antönien all parking spaces are subject to a charge. In the parking lots you can pay with cash, Parkingpay app, Easy-Park or Twint.

Waypoints

Museum Prättigau

Haus der Lawinen - Laubänähus

In the "Laubänähus" - House of Avalanches, the history of the St. Antönier avalanches can be experienced in an impressive way.

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Store Prättigau

mönArt - Scherenschnitte und mehr...

Monika Flütsch deviates stylistically from the purely traditional framework of the art of paper cutting. Popular motifs are cows of various kinds, alpine lives but also personalities, wrestlers up to the family tree. The filigree work, the precision and the incredible creativity will inspire you.

Contact: Monika Flütsch-Gloor, 7246 St. Antönien,
Phone +41 81 332 28 81 or +41 76 537 18 63
www.moenart.ch

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