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Avers–Juf route

The Avers–Juf route takes you from Andeer all the way up to Juf, the highest permanently inhabited settlement in Europe. The peace and beauty of the mountains can still be experienced unspoilt in the Avers mountain valley.

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The deep-snowed Juf on a glorious day.

Avers marmot educational trail

The Bergalga Valley is home to one of the largest marmot populations in the Alps. The trail will take you to 11 stations, where you can learn interesting information about the life of marmots. The educational walk Target not accessiblebegins at the Avers, Juppa Postbus stop and leads to Alp Bergalga/Olta Stofel. At the start of the trail, there is a well-equipped barbecue area and a playground. 

  • On this route, you will also enjoy hearing the three-tone horn, which celebrates its 100th anniversary this year.

  • Duration

    2 hrs

    Difficulty level

    Easy

    Distance

    7.6 km

    Altitude difference

    + 130m / - 130 m

    Outward journey

    Avers, Juppa

    Return journey

    Avers, Juppa

    “Alte Averserstrasse” hike

    The historic transport route was built in 1895 and made accessible to hikers again in recent years. With magnificent arched bridges made of natural stones, imposing stone walls, views of the Avers Rhine gorges and the glacier mills of the Ragn da Ferrera, slate rock formations, marble, quartzite, gneiss, dolomite, and the traces and ruins of the former mining industry, there is no chance of growing bored in this region. The hiking routeTarget not accessible, which is extremely rich in variety, starts at PostBus stop Andeer, Rofflaschlucht and ends at PostBus stop Avers, Juf.

    Experiences in summer and winter

    The Avers–Juf route takes you conveniently to unique excursion destinations – in summer or winter! You can look forward to unforgettable experiences in nature and exciting activities:

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