Walserweg: Stage 19

Medium

31 km

10:00 h

1550 mhd

1950 mhd

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The long, ten-hour hike leads over narrow paths along a steep slope. Craggy limestone rocks soar high next to the track. Ice-cold glacial lakes, glacial erratics and boulders, imposing mountain peaks and the typical scattered Walser settlements on hilly pastures accompany this hike.

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Start

St. Antönien

Destination

Brand (A)

Coordinates

46.969609043422, 9.8143001661814

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Description

At the Duranna Pass we hike through a flat moor area of national importance before we go down on the Prättigauer side over well-developed Alps to Klosters, the third and last tourist center on the Walserweg Graubünden. Traces of the Wals settlers can still be found everywhere here – a visit to the Nutli-Hüschi Local History Museum provides additional insights into the hard everyday life of Walser farmers.

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individual hiking offers with luggage transport booker. Info walserweg.ch

The Walserweg Graubünden with 23 stages was initiated by the geographer and author Irene Schuler and realized together with the cultural and language organization of the Walser Association Graubünden (Switzerland).

Ausrüstung

Mountain boots and daypack.

Directions

The exact directions can be found in the book "Walserweg Graubünden", Rotpunktverlag. The route is consistently signposted with the route number 35. However, description and signaling do not replace a hiking map.

Waypoints

Lake Prättigau

Grünsee

The Grünsee is a high moor lake at the Duranna Pass at 2110 m above sea level.

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