Description
General description
The starting point of the trail is in Scuol. Numerous mineral water springs have turned the capital of the Lower Engadine into a wellness destination. Some of the village fountains have fresh mineral water. The old parts of the village, Scuol Sot and Scuol Sura, impress with their Romanesque architecture. The Swiss National Park, the spa and, of course, the ski area make the village a popular holiday destination. The valley trail begins at the eastern edge of the village of Scuol. It crosses the River Inn for the first time over several bends and slightly downhill. Passing the small farming village of Pradella, you reach Sur En, the gateway to the Uina Gorge. There used to be three corn mills, sawmills, lime kilns, two leather tanneries, a forge, a dye works, a roller and a cone mill here. Hard to imagine today when looking at this dreamy mini-village.
Route description
Start: PostBus stop Scuol, Serras
Description to arrive at destination
- From the north: via Landquart - Klosters by car transport through the Vereina Tunnel (Selfranga - Sagliains) or via the Flüela Pass to the Lower Engadine on H27
From the east: via Landeck / Austria in the direction of St. Moritz on H27
From the south: via Reschenpass (Nauders-Martina) or Ofenpass (Val Müstair-Zernez) on H27
Scuol is on the Engadine road H27
Parking
Paid parking at the railway station in Scuol
Free car parks in Scuol, Serras by the cross-country ski trail
Free parking in Pradella in front of the bridge at the power station on the cross-country ski trail
Paid car parks in Sur En
Public transport
By Rhaetian Railway (from Chur, Landquart/Prättigau or Upper Engadine) and PostBus (from Tarasp, Sent or Ftan) to Scuol-Tarasp station
Continue by PostBus to the cross-country ski trail entrance at the PostBus stop Scuol, Serras
Safety instructions
The trail is groomed regularly when conditions are good. Please note the condition reports in the winter sports report.
The tour was assessed in favourable weather conditions, the current snow and weather conditions must be taken into account before setting off.
Emergency call:
144 Emergency call, first aid
1414 Mountain rescue REGA
112 International emergency call
