Lukmanier Pass summit – Oberalp Pass loop from Disentis/Mustér

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Lukmanier Pass summit – Oberalp Pass loop from Disentis/Mustér

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Lukmanier Pass summit – Oberalp Pass loop from Disentis/Mustér

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81.9km

1,950m

Cycling

Hard bike ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 27, 2026

Waypoints

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Train Station

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547 m

View of Disentis Abbey

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Benedictine monastery of Dissentis Mustér
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The Frankish Sigisbert came up the Rhine in the company of Irish-Scottish wandering monks and built a hermitage in the uninhabited area of the …

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5.12 km

Curaglia

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Great region for road bike tours

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17.3 km

View of the Lai da Sontga Maria reservoir

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20.2 km

Lukmanier Pass summit

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Lukmanier Pass
When the Disentis monastery was founded around 720, the Lukmanier Pass, which could be crossed without great difficulty and was also considerably lower than the other passes in …

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21.4 km

Passo del Lucomagno

Mountain Pass

48.5 km

Sedrun, in the heart of the Tujetsch Valley, is an unmissable stop along the Senda Sursilvana. Splendid hiking trails depart from here, passing through forests, mountain pastures, and spectacular Alpine …

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56.8 km

Switchbacks on the Oberalp Pass

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The Oberalp Pass not only shines with the source of the Rhine and its beautiful route, especially in the upper section, but also with the Rhaetian Railway, which accompanies the route and always provides spectacular views.

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60.8 km

Oberalp Pass

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The Oberalp pass connects the cantons of Uri and Grisons. The pass, which is located at 2,046 meters above sea level, has been open to vehicles since the mid-19th century.

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