Schneeschuhtrail Camana

This snowshoe tour is marked in the terrain with pink posts but not tracked. There are some steeper slopes. In case of high avalanche danger, tours in unsecured terrain must generally be avoided. Please also observe the signage on site.

You can learn more about the current avalanche danger on WhiteRisk.

Carrying complete safety equipment, including an avalanche transceiver (LVS), is necessary on this route.

For relaxed enjoyment on longer tours, we recommend our mountain guides and snowshoe hiking leaders of Surselva.

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For us humans, winter is a wonderful time! Deeply snow-covered landscapes, clear, pure air, and in the evening after the snowshoe tour, a warm, cozy home awaits. But for our wildlife, such as roe deer, deer, and chamois, winter is a harsh time! Every disturbance by humans, every flight, is a torment for these animals and drains their reserves. Stay on the published route! This protects the wildlife and quiet zones. www.map.geo.gr.ch/gr_webmaps/wsgi/theme/Wildruhezonen

Well-functioning snowshoes, poles with winter baskets, good footwear, winter-appropriate clothing. In winter, the wind can significantly lower the perceived temperature: don't forget winter gloves, hat, thermos bottle, etc.

Carrying complete safety equipment, including an avalanche transceiver (LVS), is necessary on this route.

Snowshoe equipment can be rented in the valley from various private individuals.

Take the Rhaetian Railway (line Chur - Ilanz - Disentis) to Versam-Safien station. From here take bus 401 towards Thalkirch. Get off at the Camana junction stop.

Coming from Chur, take the A13 towards Thusis. Use the Bonaduz exit. Drive from Bonaduz to Versam and then into the Safien Valley.

Few parking spaces at the Camana junction. Note that there are no parking spaces in Mura.

In Safien Platz near the schoolhouse there is a limited number of parking spaces.