Piz Caschlé
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Description
Our track runs almost straight as a thread into the Val Milar as far as point 1898. Here we climb up to the right in steep hairpin bends to Alp Caschlé, and if we look northwards we can already see our destination. A ski depot can be made at the foot of the east ridge, but if there is enough snow, the summit can be reached on skis. As there is no summit cross with a summit register, we build a small cairn to show that we have been here. We take our time to identify the mountains: Don't Piz Muraun, Cazirauns and Caschleglia almost look like the Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau?
Descent:
Option 1: Along the ascent track back to Val Milar.
Option 2: Via Stavel da Caschlé to Foppa Verda and along the edge of the forest (wildlife rest area) into Val Milar. Beware of avalanches, if necessary slide down a little at the edge of the forest.
Our track runs almost straight as a thread into the Val Milar as far as point 1898. Here we climb up to the right in steep hairpin bends to Alp Caschlé, and if we look northwards we can already see our destination. A ski depot can be made at the foot of the east ridge, but if there is enough snow, the summit can be reached on skis. As there is no summit cross with a summit register, we build a small cairn to show that we have been here. We take our time to identify the mountains: Don't Piz Muraun, Cazirauns and Caschleglia almost look like the Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau?
Descent:
Option 1: Along the ascent track back to Val Milar.
Option 2: Via Stavel da Caschlé to Foppa Verda and along the edge of the forest (wildlife rest area) into Val Milar. Beware of avalanches, if necessary slide down a little at the edge of the forest.
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