Bondo - Capanna di Sciora
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The new mountain trail to the Sciora Hut crosses deep gorges on suspension bridges and offers phenomenal views of the Cengalo group and the Val Bregaglia.
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Description
And now comes the new part: The route branches off to the left of the road – the path climbs and leads above the rock ledge that stretches into the valley at about 1400 m. At about 1600 m the first suspension bridge is waiting. The route now crosses the steep slopes below the I Mot and the Piz Grand, in constant ups and downs at an altitude of about 1700 to 1800 m. Whenever the forest opens up, there are magnificent views of the Sciora Group, the Sasc Furä Hut and the gravel fields of the 2017 landslide.
Around Naravedar you come to the old hut path and follow it for the last 300 meters of altitude to the Capanna di Sciora.
Safety Note
The path leads over several suspension bridges.
Equipment
Directions
And now comes the new part: The route branches off to the left of the road – the path climbs and leads above the ledge that stretches into the valley at about 1400 m. At about 1600 m the first suspension bridge is waiting. The route now crosses the steep slopes below the I Mot and the Piz Grand, in constant ups and downs at an altitude of about 1700 to 1800 m. Whenever the forest opens up, there are magnificent views of the Sciora Group, the Sasc Furä Hut and the field deposits of the 2017 landslide.
Around Naravedar you come to the old hut path and follow it for the last 300 meters of altitude to Capanna di Sciora.
Directions
Public Transport
By post bus from Maloja to Promontogno Posta.
Travel Information
It is recommended to travel by public transport, the existing parking spaces are often occupied in summer.
If you want to try it by car, follow the cantonal road from Maloja or Chiavenna to Bondo or Promontogno.
Parking
In Bondo there is a small parking lot behind the village church, right at the starting point of the tour.
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