Public transport
- By Rhaetian Railway (Landquart, St. Moritz, Pontresina and Scuol) hourly to Zernez
- By post bus (from Malles/Müstair)
- With Engadinbus from La Punt-Chamues-ch
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Directions
- From Zurich - via Landquart - Prättigau - Klosters - Davos - Flüela Pass - Susch to Zernez. Other access passes are via Chur-Thusis-Tiefencastel over the Albula Pass (only open in summer) or the Julier Pass. In snowy conditions, crossing the passes is usually only permitted with chains or 4x4 vehicles
- From the east: Via Landeck/Austria - along the Engadine Terrace - Scuol - Zernez
- From the south: Via Ofen-Pass (Val Müstair), from Livigno or via Reschen-Pass - Scuol, as well as from the Upper Engadine via Samedan - Zuoz to Zernez
If you would like to avoid a pass journey by car, there is the option of loading the car onto the rails from Klosters/Selfranga to Sagliains/Lavin and vice versa (guests remain in the car).
Parking
- Free of charge at the Alossai car park, the community centre car park or the family swimming pool car park
- Other parking spaces at the railway station and at Prà da Punt can also be used for several days.
Coordinates
Recommendations nearby
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Perfect for families – a beautiful hike from Susch to the Güstizia campfire site.
From the Grialetsch hut (2542m) over Piz Sarsura (3178m) with a descent through the Val Sarsura to Susch (1450m)
Grialetsch Hut - Schwarzhorn - Flüela Pass
On this section of the route, the Via Engiadina is not a high-altitude trail but rather a valley trail. In the first section, it runs through the ...
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Scenic cross-country skiing route through the Lower Engadin. Starting in Zernez, the trail leads past
Perfect for families – a beautiful hike from Susch to the Güstizia campfire site.
From the Grialetsch hut (2542m) over Piz Sarsura (3178m) with a descent through the Val Sarsura to Susch (1450m)
Grialetsch Hut - Schwarzhorn - Flüela Pass
On this section of the route, the Via Engiadina is not a high-altitude trail but rather a valley trail. In the first section, it runs through the ...

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