Heinzenberger-Gratweg
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Beschreibung
For centuries, the Glaspass was the gateway to the outside world for the inhabitants of the Safiental. Only with the construction of the access road in 1885 from Thalkirch to Versam did the valley open up from the north and the importance of the Glaspass diminished.
From Glaspass, the route climbs steep alpine pastures up to the Glasergrat with magnificent views of the surrounding mountain ranges. A short descent follows before continuing on long mountain trails over Lüschalp to Bischolsee. While the idyllic Bischolsee is protected, the slightly lower Pascuminersee invites a refreshing dip. The path ascends pleasantly over Alp Bischola to Tguma at 2,163 m asl, the highest point of the hike with stunning panoramic views. Along the Heinzenberger ridge, a narrow panoramic trail leads to Präzer Höhi.
Finally, the descent continues over Präzer Alp to Präz, where the return journey to Thusis can be relaxed by PostAuto.
Geheimtipp
Stop at the Hirtinnenbeiz on Alp Bischola.
Sicherheitshinweis
Warning: snowfields may still be present on high-altitude sections into the summer months.
Ausrüstung
Sturdy footwear and weatherproof clothing recommended.
Wegbeschreibung
Glaspass / Usser Glas - Bruchbüel - Glasergrat - Lüschalp - Bischolsee - Tguma - Präzer Höhi - Präzer Alp - Prau da l'Alp - Saloms - Pranzolas - Prau Sdunön - Präz village
Anfahrt
Öffentliche Verkehrsmittel
The Glaspass and the village of Präz are accessible by PostAuto from Thusis. More information available in the SBB online timetable.
Anreise Information
Motorway A13, exit no. 21 Thusis-North. Then follow the signs to Tschappina or Glaspass.
Plan your journey with the Google route planner.
Parken
Free parking is available at Glaspass (Google Maps location).
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