Soreda Pass (Passo Soreda) 2759 m

At the end of the Länta valley towers the 3402 m high Rheinwaldhorn. The green meadows of Lampertschalp contrast with the imposing, rugged rock walls of the Länta valley. You enjoy the view of the picturesque mountain lake below the Soreda Pass. The Plattenberg / Piz Scharboda area impresses with geological diversity. And the view into the Valser mountain world and the Blenio valley from the Soreda Pass compensates for the effort of the ascent.

Historical research says that the furthest part of the Valser valley was probably settled from the Blenio valley. According to Walram Derichsweiler, around 1900 the tradition that Zerfreila was first inhabited and that the oldest houses were there was still alive. "Zerfreila was populated via the Soreda Pass." The tendency of the farmers from the southern valleys to secure additional alpine areas beyond the watershed speaks for immigration from the Blenio valley.

From Zerfreila in 2 hours 15 minutes to Lampertschalp, then continue towards Länta Hut SAC and after about 400 m turn right towards point 2374 to the Soreda Pass. From there in 2 hours moderately steep on a marked mountain path up to Passo Soreda (2759 m). The Soreda Pass is 2759 m high. The descent from the pass summit into the Blenio Valley is steep and leads over scree slopes and pastures into the rear part of the Val Scaradra. You walk along the right slope out of the valley and reach the Val Luzzone. At Lago di Luzzone follow the road to Campo Blenio (1215 m).

Alternative: from the Länta Hut SAC in 35 minutes downstream to the junction towards Passo Soreda.

By the way: From the Soreda Pass the Greina plateau and the neighbouring huts Motterascio, Scaletta, Terri and Adula are reachable by day hikes of varying lengths.