Kurz und gut - God sot San Jon und Plan Grond

Medium
7.5 km
1:10 h
316 mhd
316 mhd
Kurz und gut - God sot San Jon und Plan Grond
Unterwegs im Nadelmischwald bei Scuol

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Piz Ajüz, Piz Lischan und Piz San Jon dominieren die Gegend um den Unterengadiner Hauptort Scuol

7.5 kilometres of altitude in the forest above Scuol. The tour is varied over forest paths, rooted paths (concentration required) and gravel roads. Steep climbs alternate with longer flat sections.

Technique 4/6
Fitness 4/6
Highest Point  1384 m
Lowest Point  1165 m
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Start
PostBus stop Scuol, Plaz
Destination
PostBus stop Scuol, Plaz
Coordinates
46.795048, 10.300174

Details

Description

From dawn to dusk, but especially during the day, this forest loop on the northern slope below San Jon offers plenty of variety and enough shade to master the steep climb.
At the start at the mineral water fountain in Scuol Plaz, head south through the old part of the village to the covered wooden bridge and up to the Gurlaina campsite. Here it goes over a steep gravel path directly to the road to S-charl. Steadily ascending steeply over forest paths, we cross this tarred road twice more and reach the "Bellavista" viewpoint on a hill with an inviting bench and a wide view over the entire village. The subsequent descent (rooted and blocked) zigzags back to the tarred road between Gurlaina and Scuol, which we follow downhill for 100 meters and then turn right into the forest on the Helsana Trail. This flat trail leads up to Pradella to the Aual da Triazza. Along this stream we climb to the right to the clearing "Plan Grond" and along the clearing we reach Scuol again. Parallel to the Helsana Walking Trail, the trail leads to the "Val Lischana" stream. Here the route branches off to the right and leads to the steel bridge at the source of the Lischana. After crossing the Inn at this lowest point of the tour, we always run westwards on tarred and cobblestone roads back to the old village part of Scuol and thus the start and finish point of the round.

Geheimtipp

  • The San Jon Riding Stable and Saloon offers a nice ambience with a restaurant and terrace

Sicherheitshinweis

The tour was evaluated in favorable weather conditions. The route is partly offset with roots and coarser stones. The tour requires a certain amount of concentration and is recommended for trail runners.

Emergency call:
144 Emergency call, first aid
1414 Mountain Rescue REGA
112 International Emergency Call

Ausrüstung

Good footwear, rain and sun protection, water bottle.

Directions

From Scuol Plaz to the south over the wooden bridge to Gurlaina
Gravel road to the road to S-charl
Cross the road, follow the forest path uphill to Bellavista
Descent to the road
Follow the tarred road for about 100m downhill
Turn right onto the Helsana Trail
Follow the path to Pradella
Follow the stream to the right until you reach the clearing Plan Grond
Back towards Scuol
Turn right at the stream
Cross the Inn over the steel bridge
Heading west on tar races back to Scuol Plaz

Directions

Public Transport

  • By Rhaetian Railway (from Chur, Landquart/Prättigau or from the Upper Engadine) every hour to Scuol-Tarasp
  • By PostBus (from Martina, Sent, Ftan or Tarasp) every hour to Scuol-Tarasp train station
  • Take the local bus Scuol (from Scuol-Tarasp train station) regularly to the PostBus stop Scuol, Plaz.

Arrival information

  • From the north: via Landquart – Klosters by car transport through the Vereina tunnel (Selfranga - Sagliains) or over the Flüela Pass into the Lower Engadine on H27
  • From the east: via Landeck / Austria in the direction of St. Moritz on H27
  • From the south: via ReschenPass (Nauders-Martina) or Ofenpass (Val Müstair-Zernez) on H27

    Scuol is located directly on the Engadine road H27 (20 minutes drive from Vereina Südportal)

Parken

  • Free parking in Scuol Sot (punt, at the covered wooden bridge) and Porta

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