E-Bike route: Disentis - Santa Maria reservoir - Disentis

After the lowest point of the route at Fontanivas, some tunnels provide fresh temperatures, but caution is also advised. It gets exciting when we branch into the tunnel to Mompé Medel. It seems long to us, but fortunately there is little traffic. Upon arriving in the village, we enjoy a first valley view of Disentis, but the higher we get, the wider our view becomes. The height Stagias is ideal for a first break before we roll down to Mutschnengia. From Curaglia to Sogn Gions we ride on the pass road. Then we switch to the former mule track that runs along the stream and past the historic hospice Sogn Gall up to Alp Vatgira. Particularly striking is the old bridge in Stgegia. Built from stones, curved over the Rein da Medel, it impressively testifies to a time when people traveled by horse, mule, wagon, or on foot. The modern cable car, located right next to it, only brings specialists from the military and Swisscom to the Scopi mountain - not for us. To the south, the Santa Maria reservoir blocks our view; we feel very small at the foot of the dam. Upon reaching the pass road, we can still make a detour to the dam crest to change perspective.

For the return trip to Disentis, we stay on the pass road to Disentis......easy peasy!

Construction work is currently underway at the gallery. As of July 2024

Make a short detour in Mutschnengia to the extraordinary suspension bridge made of larch wood.

We start in Disentis and follow the pass road to the junction Mompé Medel. We drive to the end of the village, where at the kiosk La Scursalada the road continues to the left to Stagias. At the junction on the Stagias height, we turn left into the valley. After Mutschnengia, at the last curve before the stream, we turn right. At Platta, we cross a bridge to the left back onto the pass road. Here we stay until Sogn Gions. After the last buildings, a natural path goes right again, on which we stay until Alp Vatgira. From the cable car station, a road leads back up to the Lukmanier pass road, on which we return to Disentis.