カンポドルチーノの絶景の山頂・トップ11

必見の場所です。料理は地元のものですが信じられないほど美味しく、スタッフは親切で山に親しみやすく、エメット湖とすべてのピーク（スパドラッツォ、タンボ'、ピッツォ・クアドロなど）の景色は息をのむほど素晴らしいです。

Mesocco Castle San Bernardino Castle Mesolcina Calanca The ruins of Mesocco Castle stand on top of an imposing rocky hill that rises steeply from the valley floor. This imposing fortress stands in the center of the valley, forcing the Moesa River into a wide bend in a narrow, impassable gorge, leaving only a narrow passage to the west. Mesocco Castle is protected on three sides by steep cliffs. Only to the northeast, on the upstream side of the valley, does the slope slope more gently. Climbing up the old access road to the castle from the north side, you first reach the Church of St. Maria del Castello and are already on the castle grounds, which were once surrounded by a defensive wall. The impressive ruins consist mainly of the remains of defensive works built in the last decades of the 15th century, i.e., during the final phase of the castle's life. Among them are numerous ruins from earlier eras, so that the castle's current appearance reveals its eventful history, which has its roots in the early Middle Ages. Graubünden Ferien, Alexanderstrasse 24, 7001 Chur https://www.graubuenden.ch/de/ausflugsziele/castello-di-mesocco

After a short climb you reach the entrance

Only 200 meters to the summit

Most visited peak in the Splügen area, especially when the pass is open. Finally, 200m of ascent on foot necessary, possibly with crampons and ice axe.

Pizzo Stella is 3,163 m high, it is the most famous peak in the Spluga valley even if not the highest.

Mesocco itself is one of the largest castle complexes in Switzerland. In addition to various ruins located on the slopes outside the town, there are excellent intact remains of the castle and the Romanesque church of Santa Maria. It's worth a visit slowly.

From the path you can see the Mesocco Castle, one of the largest castle complexes in Switzerland, which from the beginning of the 13th century until 1526 constituted the imposing nucleus of the valley.