Trailtrophy Lai Nair
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Varied tour along the Inn, through Engadine villages with sgraffito-decorated houses and on to the small mountain lake Lai Nair.
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Description
The tour is characterized by a varied landscape and different running surfaces. First it goes along the rushing Inn on the "parrot path" with gorge character, up to the original hamlets of Tarasp with a view of the striking castle and finally to the mountain lake Lai Nair, which is located on a plateau above Tarasp. Finally, a technical trail through the forest down to the former spa town of Vulpera awaits you.
Geheimtipp
- The small mountain lake Lai Nair invites you to cool off. Don't forget your swimwear.
- In Vulpera there is a small, picturesque spa park with pavilions.
Directions
You start in Gurlaina and follow the parrot path towards Nairs on the right bank of the Inn. Before the Büvetta, cross the Inn and walk east. At the bridge in Nairs you cross the Inn again and turn right at the building of the Carola spring, then the hiking trail follows first along the Inn, then ascending along a path with some curves towards Florins. Crossing the hamlet of Florins, you can admire the panoramic view and the Romanesque building culture. It continues westwards until you reach a distinctive bend to the right. Here you turn left and follow the stream uphill to Fontana. In Fontana you take the steep road towards Lai Nair. Soon you made it and reached the highest point at Lai Nair. Follow the path north of the Seelein and turn left to the parking lot. Then cross the road and take the trail towards Vulpera, which leads through a sparse forest. Shortly after the tennis court, you turn into the path coming from Gurlaina. This is where you can start the final spurt.
Directions
Public Transport
The tour can be started anywhere in Scuol, which is well served by the Rhaetian Railway or the Postbus.
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