Senda Sursilvana Alpina - Etappe 2: Camona da Cavardiras - Camona da Punteglias
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The hike from the Camona da Cavardiras to the Camona da Punteglias combines alpine challenges with impressive views. After an initial descent through blocky terrain, there is a long, sometimes steep ascent over grassy flanks, which demand surefootedness and attention. At the top, you will be rewarded with the view of the Bifertenstock and the Brigelser Hörner.
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Description
This is followed by the long ascent to Fuorcla da Punteglias. At first, the path still leads along the stream, then turns right and leads steeply up a grassy flank (T4). A small lake for a short refreshment before an alluvial plain reveals the view of the last climb. The last part requires full concentration and surefootedness (T4). At the top, the view opens up to Bifertenstock and Brigelser Hörner. The last short descent to Camona da Punteglias also requires attention again.
Hint: This stage is long and demanding. Surefootedness is absolutely necessary. Carry enough water with you, as there are hardly any refilling options on the way. There is no cell phone reception between the Camona da Cavardiras and the Camona da Punteglias.
Hidden Gem
For the tour, early reservation of the huts is necessary, as places are limited.
Safety Note
In uncertain weather conditions, the tour should not be started. Weather changes in the mountains are frequent. If a rain front or similar comes up during the hike, you should turn back in time.
Equipment
For the long-distance hike, it is recommended: hiking backpack with rain cover, good hiking boots or trekking shoes with a firm profile, weather-appropriate clothing in the multi-layer principle including rain and sun protection, a change of clothes, provisions and drinking water, telescopic poles, a first aid kit, pocket knife, headlamp, maps, hut sleeping bag and personal hygiene articles.
Directions
Camona da Cavardiras – Plaun Lavazzas – Stavelets Su – Alp Russein – Furocla da Punteglias – Camona da Punteglias
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