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Septimer Pass E-bike Route

Simple
13.9 km
1:30 h
544 mhd
544 mhd
Auf dem Weg zum Septimerpass
Das Dorf Bivio

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Blick von der Septimerstrasse Richtung Bivio

A short e-bike route from Bivio to the historic Septimer Pass. 

Technique
Fitness
Highest Point  2311 m
Lowest Point  1767 m
Best Season
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Start
Bivio
Destination
Bivio
Coordinates
46.470276, 9.64983

Details

Description

The route starts in Bivio at the tourist office and first leads through the village. The ascent begins shortly after the Hotel Post and initially runs on a paved road. After about one kilometer, the surface changes from pavement to gravel. The path is always wide and without technical obstacles. A leisurely e-bike route suitable for young and old. There are repeatedly beautiful spots to enjoy the view, take a break, or cool your feet in the stream. Due to the road conditions, the route is only partly suitable for strollers and trailers.


The route is not signposted.

Hidden Gem

Stop by the Cesa da Sett.

Safety Note

While the cows spend the summer on the alp, cows might occasionally be on the path. Information on how to behave correctly when encountering cows can be found here https://www.valsurses.ch/de/erleben-ruecksicht-natur

Equipment

E-bike

Directions

From the tourist office follow the main street until just past the Hotel Post. Then turn right onto the paved road heading up towards Septimer Pass. Follow this road/path straight ahead until the Septimer Pass.

Directions

Public Transport

By post bus from Tiefencastel or St. Moritz to Bivio

Travel Information

By car from Chur towards Thusis. Exit Thusis South towards St. Moritz. In Tiefencastel follow signs to St. Moritz/Bivio.

Parking

At the village entrance coming from Savognin, there is a large public parking lot.

Waypoints

Sportgeschäft Good Time (oua_55441067_image)
Sports Shop Val Surses Savognin Bivio
Sportgeschäft Good Time
Good Time Bivio has set itself the task of ensuring the performance and service around the winter and summer sports.
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The watershed on the Lunghin Pass.
Leisure/Service Val Surses Savognin Bivio
Via Sett: Die Wasserscheide
Via Sett: The Watershed
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View from the top of the pass into the Bregaglia Alps.
Viewpoint Val Surses Savognin Bivio
Via Sett: Top of the Pass
Via Sett: Top of the Pass
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Septimer Pass (oua_73743094_image)
Viewpoint Val Surses Savognin Bivio
Septimer Pass
Once upon a time, the Septimer Pass was one of the most important Alpine crossings to and from Italy. The favorable topography made it a trade route.
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