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Source-described walk

Senda Sursilvana Alpina · current alternative stage1 · Trun–Punteglias

1 of 1 stages mapped · reference itinerary

The complete current alternative stage starts at Trun and climbs through Val da Punteglias and Alp da Punteglias to the existing Camona da Punteglias. The full original source line is retained. This is one independent day walk; neither the original northern T4/glacier stages nor the six-stage parent trek is claimed complete. Source figures are 6.8 km, 265 minutes and +1458/−0 m, distinct from native distance and measured terrain climb.

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The mapped stages join to form the reference itinerary.

Surselva recommends this whole climb through forest and the Val Punteglias for changing views over the Vorderrhein valley and surrounding peaks as the landscape becomes increasingly alpine near Camona da Punteglias.

Whole itinerary: hiking. Individual stage checks appear below.

Mapped stages are source-described references. Check mountain skills, current path conditions, transport and overnight arrangements for your dates.

This is a steep mountain ascent. Check current weather, snow, actual path passage, required equipment and hut arrangements separately; no current opening, available bed or navigation clearance is established. The published 265-minute ascent is one-way, with no reverse time inferred. Source read 2026-10-29.

The regional trek’s separate Cavardiras stop is closed. Its current operator states demolition/rebuild closure in 2027 and 2028 and only a protection room for winter 2026/27. This updates the regional source’s uncertain 2027 reopening; it is not a closure of the Trun alternative path or a reopening promise. Source read 2026-10-29.

Stages in source order

  1. Senda Sursilvana Alpina · current alternative stage1 · Trun–Punteglias

    hiking · 6.79 km · surselva publisher difficulty Mittel

    This is a steep mountain ascent. Check current weather, snow, actual path passage, required equipment and hut arrangements separately; no current opening, available bed or navigation clearance is established. The published 265-minute ascent is one-way, with no reverse time inferred. Source read 2026-10-29.

    Glacier assessment unknown. Automatic planning and navigation exports remain held.

Recommendation & sources

A recommendation for the whole outing is kept with that itinerary. Only separately reviewed, precisely matched path stretches receive map support. Repeated descriptions from one publisher family add no independent votes.