ポントレジーナのおすすめ登山＆山歩きルート

とても素敵なレストラン、親切なサービス、素晴らしい景色。

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The chairlift is a bit adventurous, as the technology is rather outdated.

Starting point for guided glacier tours.

Spaniola Castle Tower, Pontresina The name Spaniola (in Roman spagniöl = Spanish) seems to be of more recent origin. The edge is directed towards the mountain to protect against avalanches and rockfalls, but also for strategic reasons. The round-arched high entrance and the toilet extension on the second floor are clearly visible and unique. The tower can be viewed from the outside. The tower was built around 1200, but there are no written documents. Text / Source: Pontresina Tourism, Via Maistra 133, Pontresina https://www.pontresina.ch/de/guide/unser-pontresina/ausflugsziele-im-ueberblick/kultur-architektur/spaniolaturm

Röntgenweg, Pontresina On this leisurely tour, you first take the chairlift up to Alp Languard (2326 m above sea level). From Alp Languard, the hike leads into Val Languard. Bringing binoculars is almost a must, because there is a lot to observe in this valley. Marmots sunbathing and, with a bit of luck, even ibexes, which have been resettled here on Piz Albris (3166 m above sea level). The path leads along the stream, which flows into a fork in the road almost at the very back of the valley. The walk towards Paradis Hut (2540 m above sea level) should be rewarded with a piece of cake. After this wonderful refreshment, the path leads along the ridge, past some wonderful vantage points with a view of the beautiful Bernina massif. From the tree line, the zigzag forest path, named after Prof. C.W. Röntgen, leads back down towards Pontresina. The hike ends at the two cultural highlights, the Church of Santa Maria and the Spaniola Tower. Text / Source: Engadin Tourismus AG, Via Maistra 1, CH-7500 St. Moritz https://www.maps.engadin.ch/de/tour/bergwanderrouten/alp-languard-paradis-huette-pontresina/23436149/

Pontresina "from pass village to mountaineering village / winter sports resort / place of longing for alpinists and nature fans" Once the main town in the valley in the Middle Ages, Pontresina was initially important as a pass village. It later became known as a mountaineering village and as an early popular summer destination. Then also as a winter sports resort. To this day, the high alpine outdoor Eldorado is a place of longing for alpinists and nature fans at any time of year. Text / Source: Pontresina Tourism, Via Maistra 133, Pontresina https://www.pontresina.ch/de/guide/unser-pontresina/dorfportrait

Pure high alpine enjoyment! Located in the ballroom of the Alps, pampered by the sun and star chefs, summer and winter guests enjoy only the best of the finest. The charm of the historic mountain village is enchanting: typical Engadine houses and hotel palaces of the Belle Époque against the breathtaking backdrop of the Bernina massif. The sheltered and sunny location at 1,800 meters above sea level and the dry, mild climate make Pontresina a climatic health resort. In the Upper Engadine, 350 km of panoramic slopes take you to some of the most legendary Swiss ski areas. Vast, untouched deep snow areas, frozen waterfalls and lakes invite freeriders, ice climbers and snow kiters. In summer, 580 km of hiking trails, 400 km of bike trails and the Upper Engadine lake landscape beckon. Exclusive sports opportunities crowned by award-winning cuisine. Pontresina is a place of peace, sport and pleasure. Guests enjoy every day - summer and winter. For an unforgettable time and homesickness that only arises when you get home. Text / Source: Pontresina Tourism, Via Maistra 133, Pontresina https://api.gemeinde-pontresina.ch/fileadmin/user_upload/gemeinde-pontresina/Dokumente/Ortsplan_Pontresina.pdf https://api.engadin.ch/fileadmin/user_upload/engadin/PDF_Ortspl%C3%A4ne/Ortsplan_Pontresina.pdf