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Nicola Amadini
February 19, 2022
Road cycling
Located at 2,149 meters within the Swiss canton of Graubünden, the Ofen Pass connects the Engadine Valley and Val Müstair. The road that leads to the pass was inaugurated in 1871, never has steep slopes and always continues gently.
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•Christian
July 11, 2017
Road cycling
Not how to imagine the classic alpine pass - more a high valley, but beautiful and mostly natural.
Take the following Val Müstair with you. Everything was very far from the hustle and bustle
Take the following Val Müstair with you. Everything was very far from the hustle and bustle
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•Daniel
March 26, 2018
Road cycling
The Ofenpass is tame to drive on both sides, hard pitch peaks are missing, the track is well developed. From the Graubünden side an intermediate gradient to La Punt has to be considered. Scenic offers the Ofenpass beautiful nature on Graubündener side a bit rugged than from the South Tyrolean side.
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