Plang la Curvanera - Pass digls Orgels - Bergün
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A worthwhile hike past a crystal clear mountain lake and imposing organs with a fantastic view.
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Description
The start is in Plang la Curvanera, from there it goes via Nassegl up to Anita's Alpstübli and on to the idyllic mountain lake Lai Tigiel. Through scree field past the foot of the impressive Corn da Tinizong you reach the organ fun. Anyone who sees it immediately knows why it is called Organ Fun. The descent also leads partly over a scree slope. Over meadows and larch forests, it goes down to Bergün.
Plang la Curvanera can be reached by bike and hiking bus or by car. Further information can be found under the heading "Arrival".
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Public Transport
Plang la Curvanera can be reached on Wednesdays from the end of June to mid-October by bike and hiking bus. On Friday afternoons, the bus runs from Plang la Curvanera to Savognin. The bus must be reserved at the tourist office in Savognin by the evening before. Tel. +41 81 659 16 16.
The hiking bus stop is located directly next to the ticket office building of the Savognin mountain railways or behind the Savognin tourist office.
Anreise Information
From Chur to Tiefencastel and to Savognin. If you use the hiking bus to get to Plang la Curvanera, it is best to park at the parking lot of the Savognin mountain railways.
The hiking bus stop is next to the ticket office building of the Savognin mountain railways or at the Savognin tourist office.
Plang la Curvanera can also be reached by car. A driving/parking permit is required to drive on the alpine road from Savognin - Plang la Curvanera. Only the officially signposted parking spaces may be used.
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Parking in Savognin at the valley station of the Savognin cable cars.
Only the officially signposted parking spaces may be used along the alpine roads. Further information on driving on alpine roads.
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