ライダマルモレラのおすすめ登山＆山歩きルート

Stallerberg, Blick ins Aversertal, Juppa

The Munggä are under, but that's normal at the end of October.

Now only a few people live here, in the highest village of Juf, which is inhabited all year round. It is located in the Avers high valley at an altitude of 2,126 meters at the foot of the Septimer Pass. In the barren landscape with the incomparable mountain panoramas you will find a peace that is second to none.

Grisons Juf is 2126 m above sea level. and is the highest settlement in Europe, which is inhabited all year round. And you can sleep so quietly up here with a camper.

Juf "Europe's highest year-round inhabited village" Juf is located in a barren mountain world at the foot of the Septimer Pass at 2,126 m above sea level - and is considered Europe's highest year-round inhabited settlement. Juf is part of the municipality of Avers and is located in the high valley of the same name at a record-breaking altitude of 2,126 m above sea level. Around 22 people brave the frosty temperatures of the long winter up here, most of them as mountain farmers. Cowbells ringing and marmot whistles welcome visitors. A cozy guest house accommodates anyone who wants to enjoy the extraordinary atmosphere in the quiet mountain village at the end of the highway for a little longer. Juf is ideal for long mountain hikes, but also for quiet days away from the hustle and bustle. The best way to discover the marmots is on the world's only signposted nature trail. Chamois and ibexes also live in the rocks above the settlement, and if you're lucky you might even spot eagles. In winter, Juf is a starting point for a variety of ski tours. Text: Schweiz Mobil

Juf "highest village in Europe inhabited all year round" Juf is located in a barren mountain landscape at the foot of the Septimer Pass at 2,126 m above sea level. - and is considered the highest settlement in Europe that is inhabited all year round. Juf is part of the municipality of Avers and is located in the high valley of the same name at the record-breaking height of 2,126 m above sea level. Around 22 people defy the freezing temperatures of the long winter up here, most of them as mountain farmers. The tinkling of cow bells and marmot whistles greet the visitor. A cozy inn welcomes everyone who wants to enjoy the extraordinary atmosphere in the quiet mountain village at the end of the road for a little longer. Juf is ideal for long mountain hikes, but also for quiet days away from the hustle and bustle. The marmots are best discovered on the signposted nature trail, which is unique in the world. Chamois and ibex also live in the rocks above the settlement, with luck you can spot eagles. In winter Juf is a starting point for a variety of ski tours. Text: Switzerland Mobile

Easy pass transition from Surses to Avers (or vice versa). Also worth seeing is a small cavern with two barred entrances, the northern one of which is open.

From the Stallerberg you have a beautiful view of the Julier