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Maps and trails
The most beautiful pilgrim walks in Engadin
Pilgrim Trail
· Engadin
Via Son Giachen: S-chanf - Dürrboden
recommended route
Difficulty
moderate
Stage 7
20.2 km
6:33 h
1,063 m
720 m
The pilgrimage route Via Son Giachen leads from South Tyrol through the Val Müstair in the canton of Graubünden towards Central Switzerland or Valais. The partly alpine pilgrimage route is only continuously passable in warm seasons.
Pilgrim Trail
· Engadin Samnaun Val Müstair
Via Son Giachen: Zernez - S-chanf
recommended route
Difficulty
moderate
Stage 6
15.3 km
4:15 h
404 m
214 m
The pilgrimage route Via Son Giachen leads from South Tyrol through the Val Müstair in the canton of Graubünden towards Central Switzerland or Valais. The partly alpine pilgrimage route is only continuously passable in warm seasons.
Pilgrim Trail
Via Son Giachen
Multi-day route
303.1 km
89:46 h
9,688 m
10,093 m
The pilgrimage route Via Son Giachen leads from South Tyrol through the Val Müstair in the canton of Graubünden towards Central Switzerland or Valais. The partly alpine pilgrimage route is only continuously passable in warm seasons.
Pilgrim Trail
· Engadin Samnaun Val Müstair
43 Jakobsweg Graubünden
Difficulty
T2
moderate
closed
264.7 km
80:50 h
9,411 m
8,591 m
Pilgrim Trail
· Engadin
G06 Way of St. James (Camino) La Regia to Dürrboden
17.7 km
5:55 h
972 m
603 m
Over the Scaletta pass from La Regia to Dürrboden in the rain and sleet.
Pilgrim Trail
· Engadin Samnaun Val Müstair
G05 Way of St. James (Camino) Zernez to S-Chanf
18.4 km
5:26 h
481 m
280 m
This was a very easy day, starting off from our base in Zernez, although it was cool, cloudy and in the end wet! The way was pleasant and calming, starting off with passing a log cabin under construction at the builders yard! We walked to S-chanf but felt that this was not necessary to the Way itself as we could have turned off to continue to the Scarletta Pass before the town, which had seen better days!
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