National Park: Murtaröl

This versatile circular hike requires some sweat and is relatively rarely undertaken. This, however, is unjustified: it offers beautiful views into Val Cluozza, towards Upper Engadin, and to the king of Lower Engadin, the dominant 3410 m high Piz Linard. With some luck, sightings of ptarmigans are possible, and chamois are omnipresent along the route. In addition, old, stone avalanche barriers can be discovered en route, which also makes the hike culturally and historically interesting.

Note: Bringing dogs is not permitted in the Swiss National Park, not even on a leash. Further information and all protection regulations can be found at nationalpark.ch/schutzbestimmungen.