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Buffalora – Val Mora – Sta.Maria

Medium
27.3 km
3:45 h
926 mhd
1155 mhd
Val Mustair, Val Mora
Buffalora – Val Mora – Sta.Maria (oua_49446533_image)

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Buffalora – Val Mora – Sta.Maria (oua_49446534_image)
The classic in Val Müstair. An unspoilt mountain valley that is considered one of the most beautiful in Switzerland.
Technique /6
Fitness 4/6
Highest Point  2337 m
Lowest Point  1373 m
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Start
PostBus stop ‘Buffalora P10’
Destination
PostBus stop ‘Sta. Maria Val Müstair, scoula’ bus stop
Coordinates
46.648221, 10.266738

Details

Description

From the ‘Buffalora’ PostBus stop (Buffalora inn), you cycle to Alp Buffalora with a subsequent ascent. The Val Mora bike route can also be started from Süsom Givè and the short but beautiful singletrail to Buffalora can be ridden as a warm-up. On the Jufplaun plain, the gravel path leads straight ahead and slightly uphill - a short section uphill below a customs hut before you reach the transition to Val Mora. After the crossing, a steep but easily rideable trail leads down into Val Mora.Val Mora is still an unspoilt mountain valley, visited only by hikers and bikers. First through rocks, later on comfortable forest roads with views of the surrounding peaks and waterfalls. The watershed is at Döss Radond (2234 m); on one side the water flows over the Aua da Vau into Val Müstair, on the other into the Livigno reservoir. Now the descent begins. Pass Alp Praveder (2090 m) and descend to Alp Clastras (1943 m). Shortly below, the hiking trail runs to the right to Lai da Rims. The path branches off at Tschuccai (1779 m). Keep right or left and cycle down Val Vau on the forest road until you reach Sta. Maria or Valchava after a while. The PostBus takes you up and down the valley every hour.

Bikers in very good physical condition can also start this bike tour as a round trip from Sta. Maria.

Sicherheitshinweis

The tour was assessed in favourable weather conditions, the current weather conditions and weather forecasts must be taken into account before the start of the tour.

This tour requires a high degree of riding safety, balance and technical ability.

Emergency call:

144 Emergency call, first aid

1414 Mountain rescue REGA

112 International emergency call

Be considerate when crossing and overtaking hikersMost of the mountain bike routes in Graubünden are on single trails that are also signposted as hiking trails. Hikers always have right of way.

Ausrüstung

Helmet, gloves, good shoes, goggles, rain and sun protection, water bottle, repair kit, first-aid kit

Directions

Start at the Buffalora guesthouse (start also possible at Süsom Givè, single trail to Buffalora)Continue to Alp BuffaloraFrom the Jufplaun plain on the gravel path to Alp Mora and the Alp Sprella customs hutAfter a short stretch, you reach the crossing into Val MoraContinue on gravel and forest roads to La Stretta and Döss Radond 2234 mPast Alp Praveder 2090 m downhill to Alp Clastras 1943 mJunction at Tschuccai 1779 m, right or leftDown the Val Vau on the forest roadAs far as Sta. Maria or Valchava

Directions

Public Transport

  • By Rhaetian Railway (from Chur, Landquart/Prättigau or from the Upper Engadine) every hour to Zernez station
  • By PostBus (from Zernez) every hour to the PostBus stop Buffalora P10

Anreise Information

  • From the north: via Landquart – Klosters by car through the Vereina tunnel (Selfranga - Sagliains) or over the Flüela Pass and the Ofen Pass to Buffalora
  • From the east: via Landeck / Austria in the direction of St. Moritz on H27 to Zernez and then over the Ofenpass to Buffalora.
  • From the south: via Reschen pass (Nauders-Martina) to Val Müstair via the Ofenpass to Buffalora

Parken

  • Free parking in Buffalora

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