- JOURNEY TO BERGÜN FILISUR:
The journey to Bergün Filisur is possible by train and by road via the normal routes.
The Albula Pass is open.
Current information on closures at: www.strassen.gr.ch

- TRAIL CLOSURES:

- Hiking trail Zügenstrasse from Davos Schmelzboden to Davos Wiesen Station
- Jenisberg hiking trail via Müliwald/Chüealptobel into the Zügen Gorge
- Road Filisur-Alp Prosot/Sela is closed until further notice due to falling rocks. Notice diversion.
- All closures will remain in place until further notice.
The hiking trail from Jenisberg to Davos Wiesen Station will follow the road.

Update: 26th May 2023

33.04 Bergün - Preda, Via Albula / Bernina

Medium

6.5 km

2:30 h

512 mhd

98 mhd

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Our tip for the following stage of Via Albula / Bernina:

On the railway adventure trail you will learn exciting things about the history of the UNESCO World Heritage Rhaetian Railway.

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Highest Point 1781 m

Lowest Point 1363 m

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Start

Bergün

Destination

Preda

Coordinates

46.629376, 9.746062

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Description

Hike through a true masterpiece of engineering. The mountain hike follows the banks of the Albula river and several times crosses the railway line, which along this stretch features the boldest of railway routes. The Bahnerlebnisweg (Railway experience trail) illustrates this 100-year-old railway engineering feat.

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Bahnerlebnisweg (Railway experience trail) Preda–Bergün ideal for families.

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Historic old town Bergün/Bravuogn

Bergün

Bergün/Bravuogn is located in the Albula Valley on the Albula Pass road and on the Albula line of the Rhaetian Railway. On both sides of the rising main street there are houses in the Engadine style with façade paintings sgraffiti, bay windows and window grilles.

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