Schesamurbruch-Tschengla | Bürserberg

Distance10,0 km

Elevation gain588 m

Negative altitude588 m

LevelModerate

Duration3:45 h

Distance10,0 km

Elevation gain588 m

LevelModerate

Duration3:45 h

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Schesamurbruch-Tschengla | Bürserberg

From the Bürserberg municipal office, hike in the direction of Parzelle Matin, there at Einhornbahn I over the meadow path into the forest and following the toboggan run to the Zwischenbäch junction. Turn left there and walk through a forest path and continue across a meadow, past the Paterno sheep farm onto Tschenglastraße. From there, follow the road to the left until after the bridge over the Schesamurbruch. This mudflow is the largest in Europe. After the bridge, turn right up the signposted path along the Schesamurbruch towards the Burtscha Alpe. The first part leads along the Schesamurbruch through the forest and then ends in a forest road. Follow this forest road to the Burtscha Alpe and then turn right along the upper edge of the Schesamurbruch to the Fuchsbau ski hut. At the Fuchsbau ski hut, turn right to the SC Bürs house and descend via the lower part of the Schesatobel path to Rufana Alp. Past the Rufana Alp, continue downhill to the Landal holiday park or Schillerkopf Alpine Resort. From here, either take the Tschenglabus back to Bürserberg to the municipal office or walk along the Tschenglastraße to the Zwischenbäch parcel and there take the ascent path back to the Bürserberg municipal office.

Equipment

Sturdy shoes, sun and rain protection, snack, filled water bottle and first aid kit, possibly hiking poles. Mobile phone in case of emergency.

Route description

Start: Municipal office, Bürserberg

End: Municipal office, Bürserberg

Bürserberg municipal office - parcel Matin - Zwischenbäch - Tschenglastreet - Schesamurbruch - Tschengla - Fuchsbau Ski Hut - Rufana Alp - lower part of the Schesatobel Trail - Landal Holiday Park - Tschenglastreet - Zwischenbäch - parcel Matin - Bürserberg municipal office

Properties

  • Geological highlights
  • Round trip
  • Refreshment stops available

Emergency services

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