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Located at 2,450 m above sea level, on a spectacular natural balcony overlooking the upper Valmalenco, with a direct view of Monte Disgrazia, the Italian-Swiss ridge, and many high peaks of the Rhaetian Alps. Reaching the refuge is a hike of medium difficulty: from the village of Chiareggio, it takes about 2.5 hours to climb (850 m of elevation gain), while from San Giuseppe it is slightly longer but with gentler gradients. The trail is well marked and offers increasingly expansive views as you ascend. Excellent cuisine featuring typical Valtellina dishes.

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From the platform next to the gondola you have a wonderful panoramic view of the Tsl St. Moritz and the surrounding mountains

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very pretty here, very pretty

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very pretty here, very pretty

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The climb is worth it! The view and peace are a dream

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RhB Station "Ospizio Bernina 2253 m above sea level." The Ospizio Bernina station (Bernina Hospice) is the highest railway station in the Rhaetian Railway network at 2253 m above sea level. A special feature of the station on the Bernina Pass is a covered turntable for the snow blower. The station went into operation on June 1, 1909 with the extension of the Bernina Railway from Pontresina via Morteratsch. On July 5, 1910, the gap from the Bernina Pass via Alp Grüm to Poschiavo was closed. The line was electrified from the start. An official's house from 1912, designed by the architect Nicolaus Hartmann, and the transformer station have been preserved from the time the station was built. The station originally had the German name Berninahospiz. The station building was also expanded in 1925, based on plans by Nicolaus Hartmann. The covered turntable, which was also built as part of the station extension, is also one of his designs. Hartmann also planned the building of the next station on the Bernina Railway, Alp Grüm. Text / Source: Wikipedia https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bahnhof_Ospizio_Bernina

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RhB Station "Ospizio Bernina 2253 m above sea level." The Ospizio Bernina station (Bernina Hospice) is the highest railway station in the Rhaetian Railway network at 2253 m above sea level. A special feature of the station on the Bernina Pass is a covered turntable for the snow blower. The station went into operation on June 1, 1909 with the extension of the Bernina Railway from Pontresina via Morteratsch. On July 5, 1910, the gap from the Bernina Pass via Alp Grüm to Poschiavo was closed. The line was electrified from the start. An official's house from 1912, designed by the architect Nicolaus Hartmann, and the transformer station have been preserved from the time the station was built. The station originally had the German name Berninahospiz. The station building was also expanded in 1925, based on plans by Nicolaus Hartmann. The covered turntable, which was also built as part of the station extension, is also one of his designs. Hartmann also planned the building of the next station on the Bernina Railway, Alp Grüm. Text / Source: Wikipedia https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bahnhof_Ospizio_Bernina

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From the Corvatsch mountain station at 3,303 m (Top of Engadin) you have a rare, good panoramic view of the mountains, provided you have good visibility. You can see more of this in the photos. The Piz Corvatsch summit is a little further south. Take good clothing with you, it can be cold to icy and windy. Very good restaurant.

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