Ski route: Segneshütte - Piz Segnas

Legal note - Disclaimer / Liability

Ski and snowshoe route

The ski and snowshoe routes are to be understood as general indications. Depending on conditions, ascent and descent routes must be adapted. No guarantee can be given for the accuracy, completeness, and timeliness of the information.

Engaging in ski touring in open and unsecured terrain is at your own risk. Each route user is strongly advised to prepare thoroughly, plan the route, and obtain current information on snow and avalanche conditions.

Liability for accidents resulting from the use of the published information and route indications is excluded.

This route description and any markings in the terrain do not constitute a route recommendation. Every decision to proceed lies solely with the individual route user. It is strongly advised not to attempt routes in poor weather and visibility conditions (fog, snowfall, etc.) or under increased avalanche danger. Attention spring conditions: From about March and generally on warm and/or very sunny days, routes must be ended early.

Inform yourself before each tour about the current snow and avalanche situation at www.slf.ch/lawinenbulletin

We recommend completing ski and snowshoe tours in alpine and high alpine terrain with a mountain guide.

It is each tour user's responsibility to equip themselves fully and inform themselves about snow and avalanche conditions before the tour. Flims Laax Falera Management AG accepts no liability.

The question of the right equipment for ski routes is not easy to answer! It depends on the season and weather conditions as well as the type and duration of the route. Furthermore, the difficulty, altitude, and other factors must be considered! Basically: as little as possible, as much as necessary!

Hardware

Ski touring skis

Touring bindings

Skins for the skis

Poles (ideally telescopic poles with large baskets to prevent sinking in deep snow)

Crampons

Backpack with 25 to 35 liters of volume and attachment options for skis or snowboard

Weatherproof winter clothing

Touring jacket (e.g. soft and/or hardshell)

Warm touring pants that are wind- and water-resistant (e.g. soft or hardshell pants)

Functional ski base layers

Fleece jacket

Ski socks

Thick and thin gloves

Headband and hat

Sunglasses

Food & Drink

Water (at least two to three liters per person)

Thermos flask with a hot drink

Several small meals (e.g. nuts, energy bars, chocolate, banana)

Glucose

Miscellaneous

Sunscreen with a high SPF

Detailed map material

Compass

Altimeter

Watch

Headlamp

Spare batteries

Cell phone

First aid kit

Emergency equipment

Avalanche transceiver (LVS)

Probe

Shovel