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Stunning section of the climb up the San Bernardino Pass, view of the Alpine nature, of the valley and of the mountains in the upper part of the valley. Every effort is rewarded!

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Beautiful Alpine pass which, thanks to the presence of a motorway, remains quite free from traffic compared to others. It separates the Adula Alps to the west from the Tambo group to the east.

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Very long pass road, but the landscape is really beautiful!

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The small holiday resort is located near the pass of the same name in the canton of Graubünden. The place is the starting point for numerous hikes. There are a few hotels and restaurants here, and there is also a small supermarket and a gas station in town.

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Ristorante Ospizio San Bernardino 2066m The hospice at 2066 meters - As soon as you reach the top of the pass, you can take a break and enjoy the wonderful panorama in the Ospizio restaurant. Ristorante Ospizio Tel. No. 0041 91 832 11 16

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San Bernardino Pass The San Bernardino Pass is a mountain pass in the Swiss canton of Graubünden with a peak height of 2067 m above sea level. M. It joins the valleys of Rheinwald on the north and Misox on the south at the main road 13 and separates the Adula Alps to the west from the Tambo group to the east. The air distance to the foot of the pass is four kilometers to Hinterrhein and 12 km to Mesocco. The main European watershed and the language border between German and Italian run at the top of the pass. Text/Source: Wikipedia https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/San-Bernardino-Pass

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San Bernardino Pass - History of the pass road Both the geographical location and the orographic features in the area of the San Bernardino Pass have made Mesolcina a transit valley for transalpine connections for centuries. This route was already practiced in the Middle Ages and began to be used more regularly after the narrow gorges of the Via Mala between Splugen and Thusis were opened to normal transit by some around the middle of the 14th century. The Via del San Bernardino made it possible to bypass the Austrian customs, built on the new Spluga road built by the Habsburg government. Between 1818 and 1824, the canton of Graubünden decided to open the road that still crosses the San Bernardino Pass to vehicles. It was the first step by Italian-speaking Switzerland to be made suitable for vehicles almost ten years before the Gotthard. The term "mobile" derives from the fact that the width, slopes and sidewalk had to allow the comfortable transportation of wagons and stagecoaches for travelers and four-wheeled wagons for transporting goods. Until then, the Alpine passes were only accessible in winter with pack animals and sleighs. Text / Source: Ente Turistico Regionale del Moesano (ETRM) https://www.visit-moesano.ch/de/passo-del-san-bernardino

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San Bernardino Pass The San Bernardino Pass is a mountain pass in the Swiss canton of Graubünden with a peak height of 2067 m above sea level. M. It connects the Rheinwald valleys on the northern side and Misox on the southern side on main road 13 and separates the Adula Alps to the west from the Tambo group in the east. The air distance to the pass bases is four kilometers to Hinterrhein and 12 km to Mesocco. The main European watershed and the language border between German and Italian run at the top of the pass. Text/Source: Wikipedia https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/San-Bernardino-Pass

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