Jogging route Disentis

At the railing of the bridge in Brulf, we do a few stretches before setting off. It immediately starts to climb, but nicely evenly, so we make good progress at a steady pace. At the height of Cavardiras, we have already reached the highest point. The village belongs to the municipality of Disentis and is still very original and inhabited year-round. It is mainly known for the pilgrimage church visible from afar, dedicated to Anthony of Padua. Up to Pardomat, we take it easy, then pick up the pace again. With the sun on our faces, we jog towards Disla and admire on the way the beautiful typical wooden houses of Disla. The last stretch runs along the Rhine and soon we are back at the starting point.

From Brulf, we follow the road to Cavardiras, then continue to Pardomat. Here we cross the Rhine to Madernal and immediately at the first right curve, we see the turn off to the left to Disla and Disentis. In Disla, at the beginning of the village, we turn left down to the Rhine and follow the water back to the starting point.