Signposted snowshoe trail: Tscheurig, short


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A short variant of the Tscheurig snowshoe trail with a view of the valley end with the Weisshorn. With luck, you can observe ibex on the opposite valley side!
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Description
The trail branches off to the right from the valley road opposite the postbus stop. Steadily and gently rising, you walk up to the lower Tscheurig huts. From here, continue following the trail for about 300 meters, then turn left at the signpost. The trail leads straight ahead and slightly downhill until you reach the trail of the longer variant. From here, descend to Gassli or Turrahus/postbus stop.
Hidden Gem
The trail can also be ascended in the opposite direction.
Safety Note
This snowshoe tour is marked in the terrain with pink posts but is not tracked. There are some steeper slopes. In case of high avalanche danger, tours in unsecured terrain must generally be avoided.
On WhiteRisk you can learn more about the current avalanche danger.
For relaxed enjoyment on longer tours, we recommend our mountain guides and snowshoe hiking guides of Surselva.
Equipment
Well-functioning snowshoes, poles with winter baskets, good footwear, winter-appropriate clothing. The wind can significantly lower the perceived temperature in winter: do not forget winter gloves, a hat, thermos bottle, etc.
Carrying complete safety equipment, including avalanche transceiver (LVS), is necessary on this route.
Snowshoe equipment can be rented at Gasslihof.
Directions
Thalkirch - Lower Tscheurig Huts - Turrahus
Directions
Public Transport
RhB: Chur - Versam-Safien, station
Postbus: Bus line 401 Versam-Safien, station - Thalkirch, old post office
Travel Information
Via Chur A3/A13 via Bonaduz to Versam and further into the Safien valley to Thalkirch.
Parking
Few parking spaces at the church in Thalkirch or at Turrahus. Due to the limited number of public parking spaces, we recommend arriving by public transport.
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