Pazolastock-Rheinquelle-Weg

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Mittel
10 km
4:25 h
900 Hm
900 Hm


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Benedictine monk Placidus A. Spescha (1752 – 1833) once had this to say about Lake Toma: «This lake some 200 paces wide and 400 paces long is the basin from which the upper Rhine takes its source. It is a beautiful area, a worthy setting for the wellspring of such a river.»
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Start
Oberalppass
Ziel
Oberalppass
Koordinaten
46.659430793349, 8.6712675537454
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Beschreibung
On the hike over the Pazolastock, you meet few people along the way and also enjoy a wonderful mountain panorama, stretching from the Uri Alps far down into the Surselva. The route starts at the Oberalp Pass right behind the lighthouse, which is a replica of the former lower beacon in Hoek van Holland and is meant to span a bridge from the source to the mouth of the Rhine. First gently ascending, later with short switchbacks, the first goal, the summit of the Pazolastock, is reached. A rocky and exposed ridge must be overcome up to Fil da Tuma, but you can always hold onto rock blocks. The path leads past the Badus hut, which has not yet been affected by the SAC's renewal wave and is therefore very original. From the hut, you reach Lake Toma after a 20-minute descent. You are rarely alone at this place, but you always find a suitable spot to rest and linger. Whether on one of the large stones with a view of the lake or on the green meadows around it. The return path to the Oberalp Pass passes the eastern side of the Pazolastock. In summer, the sweet-scented Turk's cap lilies bloom here.
Sicherheitshinweis
Warning: snowfields are possible at high elevations into the summer months.
Anfahrt
Öffentliche Verkehrsmittel
By train from Andermatt or Disentis to the Oberalp Pass
Anreise Information
By car from Andermatt or Disentis to the Oberalp Pass
Parken
Parking lots at the pass summit (fee required on the Uri side) below the pass summit in Grisons free of charge
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