Cufercal hut SAC

The Cufercalhütte is located on a pasture terrace at 2385 m at the southern foot of Piz Calandari above Sufers in the Beverin Nature Park. The mountain hut belongs to the Rätia section of the Swiss Alpine Club and is the only SAC hut in the park. It was built in 1937 from quarrystone masonry; the simple structure and the wood-panelled parlour still characterize the atmosphere today. From the hut, a wide panorama opens up over the Rheinwald with views of the Splügen Pass and Piz Tambo, while ibex and chamois can be observed in the surrounding area. In the manned summer season from the end of June to mid-October, 23 beds are available in two multi-bed rooms; in the remaining months, a small winter room serves as a shelter. During the summer season, guests are catered for by the hut warden, with simple, freshly prepared meals and drinks with a focus on Grisons specialties. Drinking water of very good quality is available, and there is a washroom for personal hygiene. Access is via marked mountain trails from Sufers and via crossings from Schams; thanks to easily accessible paths, the hut is also suitable for families with mountain experience. Public transport takes you to the post bus stop in Sufers Dorf, from where you can continue on foot or take the Alpin Beverin bus in the direction of Lai da Vons or Tguma. All year round, mountain hikers should always check the latest weather forecasts, trail and avalanche information and any closures before setting off on a tour.