Stage 2: Mittelbünden-Panoramaweg

Medium

20 km

6:25 h

1050 mhd

1200 mhd

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The first stop along this route is Alp Medergen, a former Walser Alp with a mountain tavern. After that, the path narrows to a mountain trail with the “Tritt” as a main landmark. At the end of this leg, you can enjoy views of Davos far below.

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Start

Arosa

Destination

Davos

Coordinates

46.783147981893, 9.6795491710288

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The first stop is Alp Medergen, a former Walser alp with mountain tavern. The path then narrows to a mountain trail with the “Tritt” as a key point. At the end of the stage, views deep down to Davos.

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On high-altitude sections, snowfields are possible until the summer months

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Stages:

54.1 Lenzerheide–Arosa
54.2 Arosa–Davos

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Public Transport

This tour can be simplified by mountain railways.

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Lake Arosa Lenzerheide

Lake Stausee

This catchment lake, also calles Lake Iselsee, lay on 1'606 m asl, a bit below the village of Arosa.

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City Arosa Lenzerheide

Walserdorf Medergen

In the 12th and 13th centuries, flocks of shepherds and cattle breeders emigrated from the upper Valais and settled parts of Graubünden. Around Medergen near Arosa, the Walsers, as they were called, left their animals on the pastures in the summer and built a collection of alpine and residential buildings that has been well preserved to this day.

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Viewpoint Arosa Lenzerheide

Tritt - Treppe im Fels

Between the Walser village of Medergen and the Latschüelfurgga, a rugged, seemingly insurmountable rock face rises up. But hikers do not need crampons or a rope to climb. You should only be free of vertigo. Like a snake, a red, spectacular wooden staircase makes its way through the rock.

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Hotel Davos Klosters

Schatzalp Snow & Mountain Resort

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