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Pischa - Hüreli - Wolfgang/Davoser See
Backcountry Skiing Route
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3.52 mi
306 ft
Scenic route for advanced backcountry riders.
From the top of Pischa we are gonna go to hike the SE ridge of Hüerli (2444m). It is a flat hike following the ridge covered aproximately between 20 or 40 minutes depending on the equipment used. Once at the peak we are gonna do another approach to the other peak in front of us, down the mountain pass and back up to the peak. Once at the spot the Davorser See should be visible down at the valley and Seehorn (2238m) just ahead on the left. Be aware that this route will finish on the east side of the lake so you can get easily oriented with that in order to follow the line down. We start going down leaving always Seehorn on the left. A clear wide area its visible down where the forest starts, it is a gentel wide slope the last section has some little cliffs and creeks with easy ways down, however the right side is the safest way down. This is the steeper section of the route. Down at the clear area there is a corridor in the forest on the lower left side, thats our final section down to Davoser See. Cross an off road trail and go down to the Lake trail. Once there just walk to the right to go to the bus station. Written by FATMAP Official
From the top of Pischa we are gonna go to hike the SE ridge of Hüerli (2444m). It is a flat hike following the ridge covered aproximately between 20 or 40 minutes depending on the equipment used. Once at the peak we are gonna do another approach to the other peak in front of us, down the mountain pass and back up to the peak. Once at the spot the Davorser See should be visible down at the valley and Seehorn (2238m) just ahead on the left. Be aware that this route will finish on the east side of the lake so you can get easily oriented with that in order to follow the line down. We start going down leaving always Seehorn on the left. A clear wide area its visible down where the forest starts, it is a gentel wide slope the last section has some little cliffs and creeks with easy ways down, however the right side is the safest way down. This is the steeper section of the route. Down at the clear area there is a corridor in the forest on the lower left side, thats our final section down to Davoser See. Cross an off road trail and go down to the Lake trail. Once there just walk to the right to go to the bus station. Written by FATMAP Official
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