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Winterwanderweg Dacla in Andiast

Simple
3.2 km
1:00 h
153 mhd
144 mhd
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On the sunny slopes of Andiast.
Technique
Fitness
Highest Point  1186 m
Lowest Point  1034 m
Best Season
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Start
Andiast, posta
Destination
Andiast, Curnengia
Coordinates
46.787227, 9.117759

Details

Description

The entry takes place at the Kirche Andiast. Here the winter hiking trail no. 17 leads first down into the sunny slopes of Andiast, then westwards (Dacla) to the cantonal road. This will take you back to the village entrance (Hotel Restaurant Postigliun).

Sicherheitshinweis

In uncertain weather conditions, the tour should not be started. Weather changes in the mountains are frequent. If a rain front or similar comes up during the hike, you should turn back in time.

Ausrüstung

High and sturdy hiking boots or winter boots, warm clothing, sun protection, hiking poles are an advantage.

Directions

Andiast, posta - Dacla - Curnengia

Directions

Public Transport

Train stop Ilanz/Glion. Continue by bus to Andiast, posta. Further information on the journey can be found on the SBB website: www.sbb.ch.

Anreise Information

Follow the main road (No. 19) to Sutvitg in Waltensburg/Vuorz. Follow Sutvitg, take Demvitg, Darums and Platatschas to Curtginatsch in Andiast.

Wegpunkte

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Church Surselva
Katholische Pfarrkirche St. Julitta und Quiricus, Andiast

The Catholic parish church of St. Julitta and Quiricus is surrounded by the village cemetery in the northeastern part of the village outside the village street. According to a bull, the church is said to have been owned by Pfäfers Abbey around 998. Unfortunately, this document is a forgery. The first documentary mention comes from the year 1461.
Aufnahme der Kapelle Sogn Antoni in Andiast
Chapel Surselva
Katholische Kapelle Sogn Antoni von Padua, Andiast

The Catholic chapel Sogn Antoni is privately owned by the Sgier family and is located in the village center on the lower village street next to the former school and community center. According to the inscription, the Baroque chapel was built in 1668 by Gion Sgier and is now owned by the Sgiers Family Foundation.

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