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A cross-border mountain hike from the Ferreratal valley up to the turquoise-blue Lago di Lei reservoir in the Valle di Lei. This route is ...
The Rhine has its source in Italy—you’ll win any bet with that claim. In fact, the valley from which the Reno di Lei flows into the Avers Rhine is ...
This challenging two-day hike leads from Sufers via Innerferrera to Juf.
The 23rd stage of the Switzerland crossing from Basel to Veltlin leads from Innerferrera in the Avers valley to the high-altitude village of Juf.
Swiss reservoir lake on Italian soil Lago di Lei is a reservoir lake that is already on Italian soil, but is used by Switzerland for power generation.
From Andeer, the route initially leads into a gentle descent to Innerferrera, where it meets the historic Averserstrasse. At the Valle-di-Lei ...
High above the »Ferrera Rhine« Several »Rhines« flow into the Hinterrhein from the Avers and Ferrera valleys. No wonder, because »Rhine« simply ...
The 23rd stage of the Switzerland crossing from Basel to Veltlin leads from Innerferrera in the Avers valley to the high-altitude village of Juf.
The 22nd stage of the Switzerland crossing from Basel to Veltlin leads from Sufers to Innerferrera in the Avers valley.
This challenging two-day hike leads from Sufers via Innerferrera to Juf.
This demanding ski route is a classic, high alpine crossing of the main Alpine ridge and connects the Italian Montespluga (Lombardia) with the ...
Swiss reservoir lake on Italian soil Lago di Lei is a reservoir lake that is already on Italian soil, but is used by Switzerland for power generation.
The third stage of the Säumerweg Avers follows the historic Averserstrasse from Innerferrera to Juppa. Along the way, you will encounter impressive ...
The second stage of the Säumerweg Avers leads from Andeer through the impressive Rofflaschlucht and the mystical Ferrera Valley to Innerferrera.
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