Zweipässewanderung Bischol- und Glaspass
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The Safiental is wild on this hike. You will also be rewarded with a magnificent view of the scattered settlements of the Safiental, the Piz Beverin and the Domleschg.
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Description
From the post office stop junction Gün it goes at the beginning a short distance over the road to the south, further over the bridge and left on a dirt road to the valley floor. After crossing the bridge over the Rabiusa, the ascent to the Bischol Pass begins. Now the path climbs gently but continuously up the mountain. For a first break with a magnificent view, the Maiensäss Mädelti is ideal. Freshly strengthened, we continue over the tree line, where we soon reach the pass. Here we turn south and walk along the dirt road to the buildings of Alp Lüsch. From there, turn right on a small road until it turns back into a footpath. Over the Glasergrat we reach the highest point of the hike, where you can enjoy a wonderful view of the Piz Beverin, the Domleschg and the Safiental.
Continue over the Bruchbüel down to the Glaspass. From there, the path leads from Usser Glas over the road to Inner Glas and further along the historic path down to Safien Platz.
Information
Safiental Tourism
Phone 0041 81 630 60 16
E-mail: info@safiental.ch
Geheimtipp
Worth seeing is the church in Safien Square. And a visit to the Spensa, the shop for products from the Safien Valley, is definitely worthwhile.
Sicherheitshinweis
In case of uncertain weather conditions, the tour should not be started. Weather changes in the mountains are frequent. If a rain front or similar comes up during the hike, you should turn back in time.
Ausrüstung
Hiking boots with a good profile, weather-appropriate clothing (rain jacket/sun protection), change of clothes, first aid kit, drink, food, ev. Hiking poles.
Directions
Rüti - Mädelti - Bischolpass - Lüschalp - Glaser Grat - Bruchbüel - Glaspass - Usser Glas - Inner Glas - Safien Platz
Directions
Public Transport
Take the post bus from Versam-Safien station to the Gün stop.
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