Alpine hut-to-hut hike Kesch Trek (entire route)

Difficult
52.9 km
18:20 h
2168 mhd
2977 mhd
Alpine Hüttenwanderung Kesch-Trek (Gesamttour) (oua_78172989_image)
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Aufstieg über die Fuorcla Zavretta nach Preda Bergün
The alpine hut-to-hut hike in the Kesch area between Flüela and Albula!
Technique /6
Fitness 6/6
Highest Point  2870 m
Lowest Point  1361 m
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Start
Dürrboden in the Dischma valley or Flüela Pass
Destination
Preda or Bergün
Coordinates
46.744136, 9.982418

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Description

Out in the middle of the Graubünden mountain world, leave everyday life in the valley behind. Experience on foot between Flüela and Albula Pass the quiet and spectacular world of the high mountains. The SAC huts Grialetsch, Kesch, and Es-cha have come together and offer the Kesch Trek as a four-day mountain route bookable as a package.


Stages:


Stage 1: Davos Dürrboden - Grialetschhütte SAC


Stage 2: Grialetschhütte SAC - Kesch-Hütte SAC


Stage 3: Kesch-Hütte SAC - Es-cha-Hütte SAC


Stage 4: Es-cha-Hütte SAC - Preda or Bergün

Safety Note

The Kesch Trek is an alpine mountain hike. The possible dangers in the high mountains must be correctly assessed. The hiking stages require good fitness.


Each October and from late April to late May, the Swiss Army carries out shooting exercises around S-chanf. Therefore, the area between S-chanf and the mountain inn Dürrboden is closed during this time in the Scaletta and Grialetsch area (danger to life). 

Equipment

Sturdy mountain boots, weatherproof and warm clothing, rain protection, provisions for the hiking stages (packed lunches can also be obtained in the huts), sufficient water, sun and head protection, a small first aid kit, maps for orientation, and possibly hiking poles.

Directions

The Kesch Trek is marked as a mountain hike with white-red-white markers. It uses the signage of existing hiking trails between Flüela and Albula Pass.

Directions

Public Transport

From Landquart to Davos by the Rhaetian Railway. There are two accesses to the Grialetsch Hut SAC, both easily reachable by public transport: From Davos Dorf station to Dürrboden in the Dischma valley (ascent from Dürrboden about 1.5 to 2 hours), or from Davos Platz or Davos Dorf stations to Flüelapass-Chantsura, about 1.5 km after the pass summit (ascent from the pass road about 2 to 2.5 hours).

Travel Information

By car to Davos Platz and from there by public transport to the starting point of the hike.

Parking

Free parking is available at the Jakobshorn parking lot in Davos Platz.

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