Bernina Express (673)



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From Cavaglia you can follow the signposted route, which leads along gravel and asphalt roads, or choose the more technically demanding variant along the railway line and the old path.
On the railway journey from Poschiavo to the Bernina Pass you can get an impression of the pioneering spirit of the people who built this route over 100 years ago. If possible, it is worth taking a seat in an open car.
The flowing descent from the Bernina Pass to Pontresina is the crowning glory of this varied tour. By the way: in God Chapütschöl, Pontresina has taken the opportunity to run the route for the ascent and descent on separate paths. While the downhill trail leads down into the valley over rhythmic waves and fluid local curves, the uphill trail winds its way through the picturesque forest over constant changes of direction and climbs of varying steepness. It is the first uphill trail in the Engadin that has been specifically adapted for uphill riding.
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Engadin St. Moritz Tourismus AG
Via Maistra 1
CH-7500 St. Moritz
Tel: +41 81 830 00 01
E-mail: allegra@engadin.ch
Internet: www.engadin.ch
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Rhaetian Railway
It started operation over 100 years ago: the Bernina line. In 1910, direct train service between St. Moritz and Tirano began. 61 kilometers of the highest engineering skills against the backdrop of the highest mountain in Graubünden. This special high enjoyment, which passes by the mighty Palü and Morteratsch glaciers, combining southern joie de vivre and alpine beauty, can be experienced daily on the Bernina Express. Yet sometimes one is breathless due to the exposed curves and the overwhelming mountain panorama.
Rail Travel Center
CH-7742 Poschiavo
T +41 81 288 54 54
Timetable: www.sbb.ch
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