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Scenic ascent over Piz Nual with a fantastic descent to Selva. (SAC - ZS)
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Description
We registered our route the evening before at the tourist office and arrive early at the valley station of the nostalgic Tgom cable car. This way we comfortably overcome the first 600 meters of elevation and enjoy the deep view over the entire valley. The ascent from the mountain station over the broad ridge and over Piz Nual is a treat. After the Carvers dil Tgom we decide whether to handle the small descent of about 100 meters of elevation with or without skins. From a hollow it goes off here in leisurely switchbacks through hilly terrain to the ski depot. The ridge to the summit is airy and exposed. At the summit cross, a 360-degree panorama of the highest quality awaits us!
The descent leads over the north-facing slope down to Selva, towards the Rhine. In the lower part, we have to look for the best way a little through the alder bushes. For the ascent back to the Tschamut railway station, calculate about half an hour. The train brings us back to Sedrun.
Variant for the ascent: From Selva in a direct line over Stavel da Mut to the summit.
Variant for the descent: From Carvers dil Tgom to Alp Nual and then to Rueras.
Hidden Gem
In Selva you can be picked up by a taxi:
Taxi Widera Tel. +41(0)81 949 12 50
Taxi Schmid, +41(0)81 936 52 06 (Small bus transport for groups also possible)
Safety Note
Automatic avalanche blasting masts are installed in the direction of Nual. However, a release does not affect the ascent. But caution is advised when descending over Alp Nual.
The cable car transports 8 people per ride.
Directions
From Stavel sut il Tgom on the broad ridge over Piz Nual. At Carvers dil-Tgom there is a small descent into a hollow. Then it goes southwest to the ski depot. Descent over the north slope
Directions
Public Transport
15 minutes on foot to the Tgom cable car station
Travel Information
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