Oberalp- Sedrun - Trail

When we start at the Oberalp Pass, we are already warmed up at the Tiarms Pass. After the descent into Val Val, a mostly flat road leads to Milez, from where we can easily overlook the valley and our route.

From Milez we follow the signposted hiking trail no. 85 to Sedrun, the Senda Sursilvana.Es goes up and then down again - but above all it remains varied. Sometimes over meadows, then again through the forest we reach the bridge in Val Strem. We are located in the middle of the rockslide area of 2016. Nature has left impressive traces here but at the moment the mountain is quiet and we are on the safe side. Unfortunately, since then, direct access to the waterfalls in Bauns, which we see from here, has been blocked. Passing the Maiensässen in Valtgeva we reach the moat of the village stream Drun. The name is derived from "Dargun", which means dragon in German. Because the harmless stream can become an angry dragon in heavy rain and trigger a debris flow. Today it is quite tame and we reach the station unscathed.

Early in the morning it is most beautiful! Coffee and cake can be enjoyed in the hut Las Palas in Milez

We take the train from Sedrun to the Oberalp Pass and follow route no. 85 to the Tiarms Pass. This is followed by a newly created marked hiking trail directly into Val Val. At the creek we meet a road that leads via Scharinas to Milez. Below the Sessellft mountain station we find the path no. 85 again. We stay on this route until we reach Alp Mulinatsch. Where this path continues uphill to the left, we leave the marked route. We descend about 20 meters to a lower path and find there an (unmarked) trail that branches off from the wider path, and which leads directly to the Maiensässen of Liets. After the buildings we meet after 100 meters again on the no. 85, which we follow to val Strem and Sedrun.