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Trailrunning Berg- und Ausflugsrestaurants Süd Sommer 2020 Corvatsch, Diavolezza, Muottas Muragl Mountain and excursion restaurants south 14 Morteratsch 15 Fuorcla Surlej 16 Paradis & Pischa 17 Steinbock* 18 Engadin Panorama Trail* 19 Fuorcla Val Champagna 20 Alp Staz 1 Panoramarestaurant +41 81 842 82 32 1 h 30 min 431 m 6 h 1367 m 3 h 45 min 1209 m 3 h 30 min 1112 m 9 h 45 min 2536 m 4 h 15 min 1200 m 1 h 30 min 215 m Muottas Muragl 2 Alp Muottas +41 79 770 24 77 12,1 km 307 m 28,9 km 1372 m 14 km 934 m 15,7 km 1112 m 41,5 km 2536 m 16,6 km 1200 m 7,9 km 215 m 3 Segantinihütte +41 79 681 35 37 Schwierigkeit: einfach / Level: easy Schwierigkeit: anspruchsvoll / Level: challenging Schwierigkeit: anspruchsvoll / Level: challenging Schwierigkeit: mittel / Level: intermediate Schwierigkeit: mittel / Level: intermediate Schwierigkeit: mittel / Level: intermediate Schwierigkeit: einfach / Level: easy 4 Unterer Schafberg +41 79 793 06 80 Bikezentrum Cuntschett, Pontresina Bikezentrum Cuntschett, Pontresina Gemeinde- und Kulturzentrum, Pontresina Gemeinde- und Kulturzentrum, Pontresina Promulins Arena, Samedan Promulins Arena, Samedan OVAVERVA Hallenbad & Spa, St. Moritz Bad 5 Alp Languard +41 79 719 78 10 Morteratsch, Pontresina OVAVERVA Hallenbad & Spa, St. Moritz Bad Diavolezza Talstation, Pontresina Gemeinde- und Kulturzentrum, Pontresina Promulins Arena, Samedan Promulins Arena, Samedan OVAVERVA Hallenbad & Spa, St. Moritz Bad 6 Paradis Hütte +41 78 670 95 79 3000 3000 3000 3000 3000 3000 3000 7 Berghaus Diavolezza +41 81 839 39 00 8 Restorant Lej da Staz +41 81 833 60 50 2500 2500 2500 2500 2500 2500 2500 9 Hahnensee +41 81 833 36 34 2000 2000 2000 2000 2000 2000 2000 10 Berghaus Fuorcla Surlej +41 79 791 48 84 1500 1500 1500 1500 1500 1500 1500 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 km 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 km 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 km 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 km 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 km 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 km 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 km 11 Hotel Restaurant Roseg Gletscher +41 81 842 64 45 12 Restaurant Morteratsch +41 81 842 63 13 13 Alp Schaukäserei +41 81 842 62 73 14 Restaurant Lagrev +41 81 824 35 91 15 Restaurant Cavloccio +41 79 438 92 82 Ortles/Ortler Gran Zebrú/Königsspitze Cime di Campo Monte Vioz Punta Taviela Punta S. Mateo Cima Presanella Cima de Piazzi Cima Viola Cima di Saoseo Monte Adamello Corno Baitone Curnasel Piz Varuna Piz Cambrena Piz Palü Bellavista Piz Zupo Piz Argient Crast’ Agüzza Piz Bernina Piz Scerscen Piz Roseg Piz Sella Piz Dschimels Piz Glüschaint Piz Tremoggia Piz Fora M. dell’ Oro Monte Disgrazia Monte Sissone Cima di Castello Engadin . Diese Berge, diese Seen, dieses Licht. 3905 m 3851 m 3480 m 3645 m 3612 m 3678 m 3556 m 3439 m 3374 m 3264 m 3554 m 3331 m 2809 m 3453 m 3602 m 3900 m 3922 m 3996 m 3945 m 3854 m 4049 m 3971 m 3937 m 3511 m 3477 m 3594 m 3441 m 3363 m 3155 m 3678 m 3330 m 3383 m Bergbahnen Fahrplan Legende Weiterführendes Kartenmaterial Mountain railways timetable t Legend Additional maps a r g Passo dello Stelvio/Stilfserjoch Piz d’Arlas Rif. 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Breva 26 c h V c 2234 m s a s V a n 2573 m t d r u r t V 3104 m a a Interactive running map e v a 2219 m V r r Piz Misaun t t W e d re v l Sesselbahn / Chair lift a ad r i B t a V 27.06. – 10.07.2020 8:30 – 17:05 n e Lej Nair C r a o M rn M j d a Parco Nazionale dello Stelvio te in o 3272m e Lej Alv La Stretta r a Chamanna da Boval SAC i L C u Alp Buffalora b B Lej Pitschen s Lej Minor e a M l 2639 m r 2476 m h 2495 m a l Piz Murtaira Öffentliche Bäder und Spa / Public baths and spa 11.07. – 16.08.2020 8:30 – 17:25 tr n a e 2038 m Munt Cotschen i V u a 2361 m e a a d l Piz da la Margna t LIVIGNO, 1805 m b d n c 2858 m r t o d e Piz Chüern a 3159 m 3104 m t o a t d n i t e F e r t i e Badesee / Swimming lake Buffalora e d 17.08. – 16.10.2020 8:30 – 17:05 n 2689 m F r i F Piz Mandra r l e d e d 15 Motta Salatschina 1968 m a l d o V Piz Lavirun / Piz Leverone r a Lej Sgrischus e 3091 m 2070 m a 2329 m o Bernina Lagalb 1226 d M 2618 m z F 3058 m 1992 m Schifffahrt / Ship route n Alle 30 Minuten / Every 30 minutes V a i V x i g a s i v Fuorcla Chamuera l 2107 m V a 23 o L Corna Cavalli u i Punta Casana M i d 2891 m n o n g o 2991 m r Piz Chalchagn d l Munt la Schera L a 3007 m Letzte / Last 16:30, 17:00, 16:30 / 17:05, 17.25, 17.05 Bernina-Diavolezza, 2093 m Berg- und Ausflugsrestaurant / Mountain and Rifugio Galli di Cassana 3154 m Alp da Segl e a Piz Salacina Nützliche Links O 2601 m V Furtschellas v 2587 m Piz da l’Acqua Piz Chaschauna/ a 2058 m 2599 m excursion restaurants a F 1805 m Piz Saliente l 2800 m V Alp da Cavloc d 3126 m Piz Casana d Fuorcla Surlej Grialetsch Alp Munt z a Punt dal Gall 3048 m a o Useful links l F 2694 m 2374 m d 15 u e 3071 m F 2755 m Chalchais e n a Lej da Cavloc Berghütte / Mountain hut F o o i rpfad r t C Diavolezza n turleh n n Fuorcla Trupchun Pass Chaschauna Piz Prünella Bernina Suot 14 1963 m a a a n n d 1907 m N Fuorcla dal Diavel i l C Piz Chaschanella F a Piz Albris 10 23 Motta Salacina Fuorcla Chaschauna u a Muott’ Ota a l 2694 m V a l d O r u Parc Naziunal Svizzer / Schweizerischer Nationalpark 2827 m e 3166 m Piz Surlej r Piz Serra 2929 m n l 2103 m 2782 m A a Spital / Klinik / Hospital / Clinic d Piz Fier 2804 m i 04.05. – 19.06.20202991 m 8:20 – 17:00 Ils Lejins e u g Piz dal Diavel r v 3188 m n 3095 m i Fuorcla Pischa . 3058 m Curtins a a v 3062 m V Verhaltenstipps in der Engadiner Natur. a 2526 m V g 2329 m 25 Piz Vaüglia L 2848 m 2159 m a L a Morteratsch, 1896 m Corvatsch Mittelstation Murtèl, 2702 m 1226 u Piz Prüna q a 20.06.
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