Tours 
Events Skitour von Rossa (Calanca) nach capanna Buffalora
4.7 km
2:25 h
985 mhd
2 mhd
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Hike to the bottom of the Calanca Valley. Starting from Rossa and going up in a south-southeast direction you reach the Buffalora hut, at the foot of the homonymous pass
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Start
Red
Destination
Buffalora Refuge
Coordinates
46.372232, 9.126894
Details
Description
From Rossa you climb slowly towards the south-southeast. Continue over the cliff to Rià del Frott, which ends in a wonderful waterfall that is contemplative in Augio. Follow the river Rià di Frott on the left towards Carnalta, in the valley de l'ör. You cross the forest Bosch de Calvaresc for additional reach the Alp de Calvaresc Sot. At the junction: turn left to Lake Cavaresc; right brings the path with a slight incline to the Buffalora hut (2100m)
Ausrüstung
Never underestimate the mountain. Even for the easiest tours with seal skins we strongly recommend bringing all the safety material. Shovel, probe, ARVA and possibly the backpack with flotation device should be part of the equipment of every ski mountaineer.
Directions
From Rossa you gradually climb south-southeast, keeping above the cliff that extends to the Rià del Frott, which then descends suddenly giving life to the beautiful waterfall in front of Augio. Continue left along the Rià di Frott towards Carnalta, in the Valle de l'ör. You cross the Bosch de Calvaresc and then reach the Alp de Calvaresc Sot at 1837m. Here is the junction: on the left the path leads us towards the Lac de Cavaresc while on the right it leads us with a slight climb to the Buffalora hut (2100m).
Directions
Public Transport
Bus von Grono
Anreise Information
Motorway from Bellinzona direction S.Bernadino to Grono
Parken
in Rossa - toll free
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