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Rooms
The Chamanna Jenatsch offers 73 beds, most of them in three large, bright dormitories with around 18 to 19 beds each, as well as two double rooms with a double bed and a 4-bed family room. Pillowcases and towels are provided in the rooms, but you must bring your own sleeping bag. Reservations are mandatory, as the hut is often well booked. Cancellation conditions are regulated in the general terms and conditions and provide for cancellations free of charge up to two days before arrival. The hut has a cozy lounge, toilets and washing facilities, drying facilities for wet equipment and electricity from hydropower and photovoltaics. Spring water is available in summer, in winter water is pumped up from the stream or melted from snow in the winter room; a wood-burning stove provides warmth in the cold season. The winter room is open when the hut is unattended, has a wood stove, cooking utensils and a store with blankets and is also only used after prior reservation; payment is made in cash on site or by bank transfer. Payment at the serviced hut is usually made the evening before departure, in cash in CHF or euros or by debit or credit card. There are hut boots in many sizes available in the boot room; mountain boots, poles and ice axes remain there, the living areas are only entered with hut boots.Food and drink
The hut kitchen works largely with fresh, regional and seasonal products and has been awarded the "Fait Maison" label, which stands for home-made dishes. Half-board includes a multi-course dinner, breakfast and one liter of marching tea per person; vegetarian menus and special requirements for allergies are catered for by prior arrangement. During the day, simple hot dishes such as rösti, regional specialties such as the sweet "Paangesch" with larch syrup as well as fresh bread, cakes and pumpkin pie are offered.Sleeping beds
General
Year built 1908family friendly
biker friendly
hiker friendly
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Features
Pets permittedPrices
from CHF20.00According to the 2025 price list, an overnight stay with half board costs from CHF 75 per person for SAC members, while non-members pay from CHF 87. Overnight stays without half board start at CHF 34 for adult SAC members and CHF 20 for children; the bio-sauna costs an additional CHF 25 per person.
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Chamanna Jenatsch7502 Bever
Graubünden
Public transport
Take the Rhaetian Railway to Spinas station (stop on request) and from there ascend on foot through the Val Bever to the hut. Alternatively, in summer you can take the post bus to the Julier, La Veduta stop on the Julier Pass, from where the marked mountain trail starts via Val d'Agnel and Fuorcla d'Agnel. There is also an alpine bus service on the Albula Pass and a snow tour bus from Silvaplana or Bivio to the Julier Pass in winter.Get Timetable to destination
Directions
The classic approach begins at the Julier Pass near La Veduta: a marked mountain trail leads through the Val d'Agnel to the Fuorcla d'Agnel and from there over boulder terrain and a short final ascent in around 3.5 hours with an elevation gain of around 900 meters to the Chamanna Jenatsch. From Spinas in Val Bever, the hut can be reached in 4 to 5 hours and an altitude difference of just under 1000 meters via the valley path and a steeper final section. Other variants lead from Alp Flix via Fuorcla da Flix or from Piz Nair via Fuorcla Suvretta; in winter, the normal approach is a ski tour from the Julier Pass via Fuorcla d'Agnel.Parking
Most guests use the large parking lot below the Hospiz La Veduta on the Julier Pass road for the ascent; parking is free there, but the spaces are often full. There are other official parking options at the top of the pass and at Alp Güglia, from where the marked access routes to Chamanna Jenatsch begin.Coordinates
Access trail to the mountain hut
A long, but varied, scenically magnificent hut ascent through one of the most beautiful valleys of Graubünden. The Val Bever is largely very ...
Scenic mountain hike in high alpine landscape with Claudia's and Fridli's hospitality at the Jenatsch hut as the highlight of a two-day route
Recommendations nearby
We want to combine the best south descents and the most famous peaks around the Jenatschhütte in one ski route. We scouted the course of the route ...
Piz Jenatsch is a peak that drops steeply on all sides. There is no truly easy route up to the summit.
Routes to neighboring mountain huts
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recommended route
Stage 2
Bernina Trek classic: Stage 2 Chamanna d'Es-cha-Chamanna Jenatsch
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23.9 km
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8:03 h
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1,090 m
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1,030 m
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recommended route
Stage 3
Bernina Trek classic: Stage 3 Chamanna Jenatsch-Chamanna Coaz
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28.2 km
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8:45 h
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1,749 m
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1,786 m
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Localization
Chamanna Jenatsch
Graubünden
+41 81 833 29 29 https://www.chamannajenatsch.ch E-mail: info@chamannajenatsch.ch
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We want to combine the best south descents and the most famous peaks around the Jenatschhütte in one ski route. We scouted the course of the route ...
Piz Jenatsch is a peak that drops steeply on all sides. There is no truly easy route up to the summit.
A long, but varied, scenically magnificent hut ascent through one of the most beautiful valleys of Graubünden. The Val Bever is largely very ...
Scenic mountain hike in high alpine landscape with Claudia's and Fridli's hospitality at the Jenatsch hut as the highlight of a two-day route
From the species-rich flower meadows of the sunny terraces and mountain slopes into the wild Val Bever.
Striking passes, alpine surroundings near glaciers, view into the high Engadin valley and on famous mountain ranges (Bernina, Roseg, Julier), ibex ...

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