Trail Run 3 Lakes Tour
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Centrally embedded in the local mountain world, the most popular high-altitude hike in the Vals Valley with its picturesque blue-green mountain lakes offers optimal conditions for trail runners.
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Description
From the Zervreila chapel, the varied trail leads in an easterly direction up to the Guraletschsee lake with the imposing pyramid of the Fanellhorn in the background. Past the Finsterbachstafel and with a view of the idyllic slopes of Alp Guraletsch, the maximum sea level is thus already reached in the first section of the trail. The dynamic trail then crosses the western foothills of the Guraletschhorn, in the basin of which the Ampervreilsee lake is located. The following stage is similar to the previous one, but in the shadow of the Ampervreilhorn, it offers more and more spectacular views of the village more than a thousand metres above sea level below. A short time later, you reach Lake Selva and thus the subsequent descent into the Peiltal. For those with extra stamina, the Hohbüel, not far from the lake, is always worth a detour. The trail now descends evenly to Heinisch Stafel and branches off to the right to the Stafel of Alp Selva. The gravel road that begins here descends in numerous bends down the steep slope and only becomes flatter again at the junction before the Bodahus. From here on, the route descends gently into the valley past the "Peilerchappeli" to its destination in Inder Peil.
Geheimtipp
Stop for a bite to eat at the Peil kiosk and enjoy a fine goat's cream cheese from the Geissalp Peil.
Directions
Chapel Zervreila 1984 m. - Finsterbachstafel 2060 m. - Guraletschsee 2409 m. - Ampervreilsee 2378 m. - Lake Selva 2279 m. - Heinisch Stafel 2041 m. - Bodahus 1746 m. - Inder Peil 1668 m.
Directions
Public Transport
From Ilanz with the PostBus to Vals and on to Zervreila (only in summer).
Anreise Information
Via Chur-Ilanz-Vals-Zervreila
Parking
Park at the Zervreila restaurant or at the Zervreila chapel
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