Circular hike Lag Serein near Caischavedra

Medium
8.4 km
4:00 h
510 mhd
510 mhd
Technique /6
Fitness 3/6
Highest Point  2291 m
Lowest Point  1862 m
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Description

After a few meters, we leave the mountain railway facilities in Caischavedra and walk over marshy meadows through the Val Magriel towards Lag Serein. At the first trail fork, however, we turn left to Gendusas Dado, so that we reach Lag Serein in a loop via Verclisa. This creates a scenic circular hike, with the highest point at Sum Plaunca Hermer, an excellent viewpoint. The descent to Verclisa is somewhat steep and slippery, but we are rewarded with a landscape of green meadows and gently winding streams. In true Sebastian Kneipp style, we take off our shoes and cool our feet in the moist, boggy meadows.

After another ascent, we soon see our destination. The Lag Serein is small but very fine! Crystal-clear, turquoise water invites you to cool down briefly again, and the meadows around it are perfect for picnicking. On the way back to Caischavedra, we cross lively mountain streams and walk through alpine rose and blueberry bushes until we meet our ascent route again.

Variant:  The lake can be reached in about an hour via the direct route (without Verclisa).

Safety Note

There is no barbecue area at Lag Serein.

Directions

After taking the cable car up to Caischavedra, we hike uphill on a marked trail, first heading towards Lag Serein. But at the first trail fork, we turn left. Shortly before the chairlift station at Gendusas dado, we turn right again and climb eastwards to Sum Plaunca Hermer. This is followed by a relatively steep descent down to Verclisa. After another ascent, you can see the lake. At the western end of the lake is the next signpost, indicating the return route on a lower hiking path.

Directions

Public Transport

By train from Lucerne via the Oberalp Pass or from Zurich via Chur to the Acla da Fontauna stop (MGB)

Travel Information

By car from Lucerne via the Oberalp Pass or from Zurich via Chur to Disentis valley station Disentis3000

Parking

Parking at the valley station Disentis3000 (free of charge).

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