Sedrun - Curaglia

From Sedrun we walk on an asphalt road with little traffic in the direction of Cavorgia. The path leads us through a gorge, from where the village Cavorgia gets its name. (Cavorgia= gorge) As soon as we leave the forest we see on the left the pretty chapel of Sogn Leci, which dates back to the 17th century. The road, at first asphalted and later natural, leads steadily and evenly in wide hairpin bends up to the Stagias hill. About 25 years ago, the storm "Vivian" from the Uaul Cavorgia left only a few firs standing, now a completely new mixed forest is growing up here with firs, larches, birches and rowan trees. In Stagias we find a well-equipped fireplace next to a pond. We also take a look at the "Academia Vivian", a modern wooden building that can be booked for schools and or family events. It is located only 100 meters to the east in a birch forest.

The trail continues loosely down to Mutschnengia, where we make a detour to the extraordinary suspension bridge. It was built in 2011 by forest warden apprentices from 17 cubic meters of Grisons larch wood and spans the Val Mutschnengia with a length of 96 meters. In the panorama restaurant of the Hotel Cuntera we have coffee and cake served before we cover the last part of the way to Curaglia. Here we take the post bus back to Disentis and afterwards the train to Sedrun.

At the playground Fontauna and at the Lag da Claus there are well-equipped fireplaces. Ice cream is available in the camping restaurant or on the terrace by the lake. 

From Sedrun train station we walk in a westerly direction. In Camischolas - sura we turn right after the stream. This is how we get to a road without traffic. At Rueras we meet again the main road, which we cross. On the Via Vitg we walk into the village. At Tgesa Hitz we turn left. It goes downhill to the campsite Viva. On the other side of the Rhine we follow the road past the playground, through the forest to the power plant and straight ahead to Surrein. We stay on the road until the junction to the left down to the lake. Over the bridge we return to the starting point in Sedrun.