E - Tourenbike: Disentis - Maighelshütte - Disentis
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Description
Up to Mompé Tujetsch we cycle on side roads and tracks. If, despite the electric assistance, we needed more power than expected, we can recover a little on the descent down to the Rhine. We pedal past the pretty huts of Mises Las Cavorgia back uphill to Cavorgia, a small village that is still inhabited all year round. The most beautiful place to take a break is definitely the area around the chapel.
We continue on the right side of the Rhine, (flow direction) passing Lag da Claus and later the Vorderrhein power station to Selva. Here we change to the main road, which we can leave again in Surpalits, at the level of Ziegenalp Milez to Maighels.
In wide hairpin bends, the path winds its way up to Lai Urlaun, sometimes steeper, sometimes somewhat flatter. We even manage the last steep "Stutz" to the hut with the bike without any problems.
For the return journey we choose the main road to Disentis.
Up to Mompé Tujetsch we cycle on side roads and tracks. If, despite the electric assistance, we needed more power than expected, we can recover a little on the descent down to the Rhine. We pedal past the pretty huts of Mises Las Cavorgia back uphill to Cavorgia, a small village that is still inhabited all year round. The most beautiful place to take a break is definitely the area around the chapel.
We continue on the right side of the Rhine, (flow direction) passing Lag da Claus and later the Vorderrhein power station to Selva. Here we change to the main road, which we can leave again in Surpalits, at the level of Ziegenalp Milez to Maighels.
In wide hairpin bends, the path winds its way up to Lai Urlaun, sometimes steeper, sometimes somewhat flatter. We even manage the last steep "Stutz" to the hut with the bike without any problems.
For the return journey we choose the main road to Disentis.
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