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LolenpassPhoto: Heidi Meier, Sedrun Disentis Tourismus
Extensive trail running with moderate ups and downs and a stop at the Maighel hut
Our route starts very relaxed, first with an easy descent along the pass road and later on a high-level trail along the eastern flank of the Pazzolastock. On a forest road, we cover the final stretch to the Maighel hut. Along the way we enjoy the Plidutscha plain, the first crossing of the very young Rhine, and small clear blue mountain lakes. At the hut, we really relax on the terrace.
Soon we take on the final 150 meters in altitude to Lolenpass and reach a water-rich and mossy plain that gently slopes down to the Unteralptal. Then we continue down to an alp and shortly afterwards reach the phenomenal hairpin bends for the final descent. We are sent back and forth a total of 48 times until we reach the valley floor.
On the alp road to Andermatt, it is a matter of perseverance. The Matterhorn Gotthard Railway takes us back to the starting point at Oberalppass.
Author’s recommendation
Snack at the Maighel hut highly recommended. Homemade fruitcake.
The route is more athletic in the opposite direction.
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Track types
Roadbook
We follow the marked hiking trail from Oberalppass to the Maighel hut. After the descent from the Maighel hut, the signposts on the plain point us in the right direction. The hiking trail to Lolenpass (Pass Tagliola) is signposted. As soon as we reach the road in the Unteralptal, we keep right towards Andermatt
Lolenpass (Pass Tagliola)
Public transport
Public-transport-friendly
By Matterhorn Gotthard Railway to OberalppassGet Timetable to destination
Directions
By car to OberalppassParking
Parking spaces at the pass height (GR free of charge/UR chargeable)Coordinates
Equipment
If we don't need isotonic drinks, we can start without water. There are plenty of clear and clean mountain streams along the way.
Localization
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
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