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Val Malera

Simple
1.2 km
0:05 h
0 mhd
97 mhd
Val Malera Trail (oua_58415377_394b986_profile)
Val Malera
Technique
Fitness
Highest Point  1269 m
Lowest Point  1172 m
Best Season
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Coordinates
46.677908, 9.572286

Details

Description

This short and simple connection is easy to master. A short trail section connects the two forest roads to Brienz/Brinzauls.

This trail is also used by hikers. Please follow the trail rules.

Hidden Gem

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Safety Note

Mountain biking in alpine terrain involves risks.

  • Important emergency numbers are:
  • 144 Emergency call, first aid
  • 1414 Mountain rescue REGA
  • 112 International emergency number

The Bike Kingdom has a place for everyone. Be a bike knight and respect trail tolerance. Hikers and bikers share the trails and show consideration for each other.

Equipment

Wear your armor! Helmet, protectors and bike gloves are standard equipment. You will also be glad to have sun and rain protection and something to drink.

Directions

Public Transport

Travel from Chur to Lenzerheide with the Postbus line 182

Travel Information

Approach via the A13 to Chur, from there via cantonal road 3 to Lenzerheide

Parking

Use the parking lot at the exit of Lantsch/Lenz in the direction of Brienz

Waypoints

Bus Station Arosa Lenzerheide
Lantsch/Lenz, Sozas
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Bus Station Val Surses Savognin Bivio
Brienz/Brinzauls, Vazerol
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Graubünden Rütli
Historical Site Val Surses Savognin Bivio
Bündner Rütli

More rights, more security and more autonomy vis-à-vis the authorities: this was what was desired in today's Graubünden in the 15th century.

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Attraction Val Surses Savognin Bivio
Bündner Rütli
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