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The Saflisch Pass, at over 2,500 meters high, can be reached by bike, but it's a real challenge. From Binn, you have to climb over 1,100 meters in altitude over a distance of about 14 kilometers. The higher you go, the wilder and quieter it becomes. A fantastic crossing that demands a lot but is equally rewarding!

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The trail descends from the Breithorn into the valley via countless switchbacks. The ascent involves an almost moderate gradient of 8-10%, but the path is very varied and offers beautiful views of the mountains.

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In the chapel in the hospice you can pause and say a prayer if you like.

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You can stay overnight here (unless, as was the case recently, a film is being shot).

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The Simplon Hospice is a hospice of the Augustinian Canons on the Simplon Pass.

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Had dinner and spent the night at the hospice. A place of retreat and silence.

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Pedestrian Passage🕳️Very Useful for going either to the Eagle Statue🦅 or to the Hospiz🏤 of the Sempione Pass⛰️

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Bridge🌁Simplon Pass🏔️Used for Passages Over the Rigagnoli Coming from the Glacier❄️

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Born in the Napoleonic Era as a barracks🪖..now the Simplon Hospiz🏤 Managed as an excellent refreshment point🍲 with overnight stay🛌Dedicating time to nature🌲

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Vigilant and Attentive, It Protects the Territory🌲Under its Look,,The Eagle🦅of the Simplon Pass 🏔️Excellent for a 360 Degree Panorama

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Easy to conquer with the E-MTB, only a few pushing passages.

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The Rosswald - Saflisch Pass route was improved in 2022.

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A few meters from the street, a new, mysterious world opens up

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A good way to see the hospice up close is to take a circular hike on the Simplon Pass. You will also pass two picturesque mini lakes. https://www.teddy-b.ch/tipp-der-woche/simplon-rundweg-bergalpe-vs-historischer-promi-treff/

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Nice pass above Rosswald in the direction of Binn. Departure Binn long and beautiful

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One of the passes without winter closure

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Can be windy but worth it. There is enough parking space.

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Its construction began in 1801 on the orders of Napoleon Bonaparte and was completed in 1831 by the Augustinian Canons of the Great St. Bernard Hospice ... In 1995 the hospice was renovated and modernized. (Source: wikipedia) The hospice is a "house of God and man" and can be booked for quiet contemplation but also for overnight stays: https://www.simplon-hospiz.com/

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The stone eagle is still the symbol of the Simplon Pass today. As a symbol of vigilance, it was created to commemorate the "Watch on the Simplon" by the 11th Border Brigade during the Second World War. The eagle is over 9m high and is made of roughly hewn stones. It was built according to the plans of the architect and sculptor Erwin Friedrich Baumann von Faulensee, Spiez. Based on his consideration that the solar radiation has an intense effect at an altitude of over 2000 m above sea level and that the free-standing solid masonry potentiates the heat towards the core and that the outer layers could have a destructive effect if the outer layers subsequently cooled down, he arranged the main focus of the concrete core an accessible cavity. This serves as a ventilation shaft and has a channel to the outside below in the slope of the monument hill and above in the neck of the eagle. The inauguration ceremony of this gigantic brick monument took place on September 10, 1944 with over 600 officers, non-commissioned officers and soldiers. However, the architect and sculptor Erwin Friedrich Baumann stayed away from the celebration because he was deeply hurt that Werner Grimm, the chief engineer, claimed to be the builder of the Simplona eagle. A model and documents on the construction history of the Simplona eagle are on display in the museum of the infantry fort in the Gondo Gorge. On the base is the following inscription: "IN THE FREEDOM OF THE MOUNTAINS STANDS A MASSIVE MEMORIAL MADE OF HARD GRANITE: A MEMORY OF THE FAITH PERFORMANCE OF DUTIES, A CONTINUOUS ADMONITION TO BE WILLING AND AWAKE FOR OUR FREEDOM." https://www.brig-simplon.ch/regionorte/Infrastruktur.php?infrastructurekey=simplon-adler&first=330

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A good photo spot with a view towards Brig over the Rhone Valley

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