From the traditional starting point of the Swiss Jakobsweg from Müstair, on the border with Italy, to Lü, the start of the Costainer pass.
19.4 km
5:54 h
719 m
39 m
The Abbey of Saint John is an ancient Benedictine monastery in the Val Müstair, and a traditional starting point for the Way of St. James through Switzerland. By reason of its exceptionally well-preserved heritage of Carolingian art, it has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1983. It has a famous statue of Charlemagne in the Abbey, as well as historic frescos, some of which were hidden for renovation when we were there.
We took the post bus there, and started off in torrential rain to Lü, the start of the climb over the Costainer pass.
We took the post bus there, and started off in torrential rain to Lü, the start of the climb over the Costainer pass.
Highest point
1,927 m
Lowest point
1,244 m
Start
Coordinates:
DD
46.629521, 10.449086
DMS
46°37'46.3"N 10°26'56.7"E
UTM
32T 610926 5165015
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Note
Wildlife refuge God da Munt - God Nair: February 01 - April 30
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Coordinates
DD
46.629521, 10.449086
DMS
46°37'46.3"N 10°26'56.7"E
UTM
32T 610926 5165015
w3w
///misprint.polka.reinstate
Arrival by train, car, foot or bike
Distance
19.4 km
Duration
5:54h
Ascent
719 m
Descent
39 m
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