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Skitour von Mathon auf den Piz Beverin (ZS-)

Medium
5.5 km
4:30 h
1451 mhd
1451 mhd
Abstieg der festverankerten Leiter am Piz Beverin
Blick unterhalb der Leiter in Richtung Süden

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Aufstieg in Richtung Beverin Pintg
A very popular ski tour on the mighty Piz Beverin. With the firmly anchored 8m high ladder, there must be a head for heights. After that, it is not far to the summit.
Technique
Fitness
Highest Point  2998 m
Lowest Point  1547 m
Best Season
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Start
Parking Mathon
Destination
Parking Mathon
Coordinates
46.638649, 9.415471

Details

Description

From Mathon via Tguma and Fegias to the huts of Murseas. There are several ways to get up to Murseras from Mathon. Then along the Val Mirer until you can cross the stream at 2121m. Then in the direction of Blasatscha and the increasingly steep ascent to Beverin Pintg. Once there, it goes on the narrow southeast ridge to the ridge break. There, an 8m high iron conductor is firmly anchored in the rock. After the short descent with the skis on your back, the last ascent follows on the often blown ridge to the summit of Piz Beverin at 2998m. The view can be enjoyed in the Domleschg, Safiental and Schams.

Geheimtipp

Refreshing drinks and regional specialities await you at the Muntsulej restaurant in Mathon.

Sicherheitshinweis

Walking routes in alpine terrain requires good physical condition, serious preparation and technical knowledge of mountain sports. The ascent of the described routes is at your own risk. For safe mountain sports, Viamala Tourism recommends training under expert guidance or a guided ski tour by trained mountain guides.

Liability claims of any kind against Viamala Tourism as well as against the authors are excluded.

Ausrüstung

Ski touring equipment

safety equipment

  • Avalanche transceiver (functional)
  • probe
  • shovel
  • If applicable, Air Bag
  • Emergency pharmacy

mobile phone

Personal equipment

Directions

Mathon - Mursenas - Lieptgas - direction Blasatscha - Beverin Pintg - Southeast ridge - Rock ladder - Piz Beverin

Directions

Public Transport

Mathon can be reached by PostBus. The bus stop is located directly at the starting point. Further information on the timetable can be found on the SBB website: www.sbb.ch/.

Anreise Information

Coming from the north (Thusis) on the A13 after the Viamala gorge, leave the highway at the exit "Zillis / Andeer". Then turn right before Zillis towards Mathon/Lohn/Wergenstein and follow the road up the mountain. From the south (San Bernardino), leave the A13 motorway at the Andeer exit. Take the cantonal road to Zillis and follow the signs Mathon/Lohn/Wergenstein up the mountain.

Plan your journey with the Google route planner.

Parking

The car park is located opposite the Muntsulej restaurant. There are around 20 parking spaces.

Waypoints

Terrace
Restaurant Viamala
Muntsulej restaurant
The view from the spacious sun terrace towards Avers and the Surettahorn group is also amazing.
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Sledging bar on the Schamserberg (oua_64589723_image)
Snack Stand Viamala
Sledging bar on the Schamserberg

In the middle of a picturesque forest clearing, along the toboggan run from Dros to Mathon or Lohn, the charming toboggan bar including tipi awaits you. Experience unforgettable winter moments on the Schamserberg - whether on an idyllic walk or a toboggan ride.

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Lohn im Winter
Restaurant Viamala
Ustreia Orta

Experience cosiness and family atmosphere at the B&B Ustreia Orta in Lohn. Make yourself at home, enjoy the peace, mountains and breathtaking views.

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