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Events Winterwandern: Sumvitg - Runs - Rabius
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Idyllic winter hiking trail from Sumvitg to Rabius.
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Description
The hiking trail can be started from Sumvitg (village exit east towards Rabius) or from Rabius (village exit west towards Sumvitg). The route is located on the sunny slope and partly leads through the old cantonal road, which will be used for non-motorised traffic after the construction of the new bridge. You cross the small hamlet of Runs with its picturesque chapel of St. Nicholas. From here there is a beautiful view of the imposing bridge of Val Mulinaun and the Val Sumvitg. The detached house in Val Mulinaun was formerly used as a mill. This hike can be combined with the winter hiking trail of Sumvitg-Runs-Rabius in the east of Sumvitg.
Geheimtipp
Visit to the Sogn Benedetg chapel by the well-known architect Peter Zumthor.
Sicherheitshinweis
In case of uncertain weather conditions, the tour should not be started. Weather changes in the mountains are frequent. If a snow front or similar comes up during the hike, you should turn back in time.
144 Emergency call, first aid
1414 Mountain rescue REGA
112 International emergency number
Ausrüstung
Winterproof shoes and clothing are a must. Sun protection, headgear and hiking poles are an advantage.
Directions
Sumvitg - Runs - Rabius
Directions
Public Transport
By train via Chur or Göschenen
From Göschenen via Disentis or from Chur directly with the RhB to Sumvitg/Cumpadials.
Anreise Information
By car via Chur
From Zurich on the A3 or from St. Gallen on the A13 to Chur and continue to the Reichenau exit in the direction of Disentis/Ilanz/Flims to Sumvitg.
By car via Göschenen (Oberalp Pass closed in winter)
From Basel, take the A2 via Lucerne to Göschenen, continue on the old pass road through the Schöllenen Gorge to Andermatt and over the Oberalp Pass/Disentis to Sumvitg.
Parking
In Sumvitg you can park in the parking lot at the train station (subject to payment).
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