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Over Salategnas you climb up to the “Heaven’s Gate”, the Fuorcla digl Leget. From here a panorama opens that will take your breath away – a true highlight of the route, which more than rewards the effort of the ascent. The trail continues to the Julier road and from there to the idyllic Leg Grevasalvas, a mountain lake whose beauty will amaze you. The view reaches to the Engadin peaks and down to Bergell. Then the technically demanding ascent to the Lunghin Pass up to the Septimer Pass awaits. From the Fuorcla da Valletta the view opens to the high valley Avers, whose wild and original beauty will take your breath away. Pass the deep blue Leg Columban and enjoy the high alpine landscape before you begin the descent over the Stallerberg to Bivio.
Author’s recommendation
Val d'Err, Heaven's Gate, Fuorcla digl Leget, Leg Grevasalva, Lunghin Pass, Septimer Pass, Stallerberg
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Track types
Safety information
There are road crossings on this route.Tips and suggestions
https://www.irontrail.ch/Entry fee Phase 1 (until 30.11.25): 90.-
Entry fee Phase 2 (01.12.25 - 28.02.26): 110.-
Entry fee Phase 3 (01.03.26 - start): 130.-
Roadbook
Besucherparkplatz La Nars
Bike- und Wanderbus
Savognin, posta
Parc Ela - grösster Naturpark der Schweiz
Bergwald-Wundertüte
Grillstelle Lareschs
Verpflegungsposten
Verpflegung / Sanität
Fuorcla digl Leget
Felsentor im Val d'Agnel
Verpflegungsposten / Sanität
Leg Grevasalvas
Lägh Lunghin
Pass Lunghin
Watershed Lunghin
The Triple Watershed - Origin of the Inn
Septimer Pass
Via Sett: Passhöhe
Verpflegung/Sanität
Uf da Flüe
Grillstelle Klettergarten
Bivio, posta
Grillstelle La Foppa
Ziel T55
Public transport
For ecological reasons, it is strongly recommended to use public transport. This also makes the journey to and from, as well as travel in the running region, an unforgettable experience.Directions
Savognin is quickly accessible via the A3 motorway Zurich – or A13 St. Margrethen-Bellinzona, exit 22 Thusis South, via a well-developed national road.The start/finish area La Nars is not accessible by car for traffic reasons. We recommend using the parking options in the surrounding area.
Parking
Parking is available at the mountain railways (about 100 m from the start), at Davos Fallung, and at Villa Aurora – parking is paid.Coordinates
Equipment
Mobile phoneBackpack or running vest
Rain jacket with hood
Headband or hat
Headlamp with spare battery
Bottle/bag for 1 liter of drink
Spare drink 0.5 liter
Drinking cup
Snacks
Rescue blanket (min. 1.40 x 2.00 m)
Elastic bandage for emergency dressing
Localization
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
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