Wanderung Vrin - Uors über die Hängebrücke Val da Silgin
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Due to logging, the route is closed to all traffic (bikers and hikers) until 20.12.2024. Since it is not always possible to move the wood out of the way immediately, this also applies on weekends!
The highlight of the hike is the crossing of the 67-metre-long and 45-metre-high suspension bridge over the Val da Silgin.
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Description
From Vrin, a dirt road leads through lush meadows and a species-rich mixed forest down to the Glogn. We continue, past the bronze settlement of Crestaulta, to Surin. From Surin, the hiking trail runs to Pruastg Dado on the main road with little traffic. There you leave the road and follow the path across the meadows up to the suspension bridge. Crossing the 67-metre-long and 45-metre-high bridge may take some effort for one or the other. After the bridge, a hiking trail leads down to Silgin. From there, the hike continues on the forest road towards Surcasti. After a good two kilometers, the path forks. Take the upper path towards Schumials. From the Schumials fireplace there are two ways to hike to Surcasti. One leads over the tarred melioration road, the other is a path that goes through the forest towards Surcasti. Walk through the village towards the church of Sogn Luregn. The old connecting road takes you to Uors.
Geheimtipp
Instead of hiking towards Schumials, you can also take the direct path (partly paved) to Surcasti.
Barbecue areas in the forest of Surin and in Schumials.
Refreshments: Vrin, Uors, Silgin (only open on Sundays)
Ausrüstung
Good hiking boots with good tread or trekking shoes, weather-appropriate clothing (rain jacket), possibly hiking trails.
Directions
Vrin - Surin - Pruastg - Silgin - Schumials - Surcasti - Uors
Directions
Public Transport
How to get there: Postbus line 90.441 Ilanz - Vrin
Return journey: Postbus line 90.431 Vals - Ilanz, from stop Uors
Anreise Information
Parking
Vrin: Public parking on the schoolhouse area (overnight for a fee)
Uors: Public parking on the outskirts of the village (coming from Ilanz) and on the schoolhouse area.
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