The Red Trail part 1 (Stages R1-R79)

Dear reader:

On this page you will find the descriptions of the Stages R1 to R79 of the Red Trail.

Please click on the hyperlink of the relevant Stage – you will be diverted to the original page in the Via Alpina website in English. It will open in a new page. If you wish to look for the stage the other way round, just click on the box “reverse direction” on the relevant page.

You can enlarge the small pictures by clicking with the left side of the computer mouse: it will open in a new page. Click on the arrow in the upper bar pointing to the left to return to the page in the Paulinehikes website. You can check the source from which I took the picture by clicking on the hyperlinked text underneath the picture. An external page will open. This also serves a purpose as to copyright issues.

Additional information has been provided to the stages which I have already hiked or I am about to hike. This information can refer to a blog. It can also give explanations about a person, a place or an interesting event, mentioned in the text of the original page of the Via Alpina website in question.

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Stage R1: Muggia (Trieste)–Rifugio Premuda

Difficulty I     Walking time 5h00     Distance 14.1 km     ↑ 138m     ↓ 46m

Additional information on this Stage:

Leonardo Emilio Comici (* Trieste 1901 – † Sëlva in Val Gardena, 19 October 1940) was an Italian mountain climber and caver. He made numerous ascents in the Eastern Alps, particularly in the Dolomites (where he made over 200 first ascents during his career) and in the Julian Alps.

Vincenzo (“Enzo”) Cozzolino, (* Triëst 1948 – † Torre di Babele 1972), was one of the most famous Italian mountaineers. See also summitpost.org.

The region Illyria included the entire Adriatic coast from the former Yugoslavia and the actual Albania.

Stage B1 of the Yellow Trail also starts in Muggia.

Please, also read the blog on this stage of May 11th 2018, the blog on Muggia and surroundings of May 8th 2018 and the blogs on Trieste and surroundings of May 7th 2018, May 10th 2018, April 27th 2019, April 28th 2019 and May 1st 2019.

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Stage R2: Rifugio Premuda–Matavun (Divača)

Difficulty I     Walking time 6h30     Distance 25.7 km      ↑ 614m     ↓ 340m

Additional information on this Stage:

The illustrious Stud Farm Lipica offers nowadays a large variety of informative activities around the Lipizzaner horses.

The Cave of Vilenca reputedly has the longest tradition of speleological tourism in Europe. As early as 1633 the local landowner conferred the cave upon the local parish which managed it as a resource and opened it up to visitors. Until the middle of 19th century Vilenica had the reputation of being the largest most beautiful and most frequented cave in the central Karst. Long forlorn, passed over in favour of even larger caves in the region, Vilenica’s fortunes were revived in 1963 when the local Sežana Caving Club began taking an interest in it. The club’s members renovated its galleries in their leisure time and installed electric lighting. Today the cave is fully illuminated and some 450 metres of the more than 1.3km of galleries are open to the public. A guided tour lasts about an hour.

The name Lokev refers to a large pond where travellers drank and watered their donkeys. Lokev and similar names are derived from the Slovene common noun lokva, “pond, pool, watering hole”. The Italian name Corgnale is a corruption of the German word Kornhalle “grain warehouse”, the village granary.

The Military Museum in Lokev is situated in the defensive Tabor tower dating from 1485; it has been founded in 1995 on a private initiative. Only a small part of the large collection of special historical objects is displayed: most of them dating from the First and Second World Wars.

Pršut Although there are many types of air-dried ham in Slovenia, the Karst ham is the best known. Generally speaking, pršut is a dried pork ham. Its authentic taste comes from the specific Karstic climate. The fresh hams are cleaned and salted, and then left to dry for one or two years.

The bora (Slovene: burja, Italian and Venetian: bòra) is a northern to north-eastern katabatic wind (fall wind) in the Adriatic Sea. It is named after the Greek mythological figure of Boreas, the North Wind. The changeable bora can often be felt all over Montenegrin Littoral, Dalmatia, Istria, the Slovenian Littoral, Trieste, and the rest of the Adriatic east coast. It blows in gusts. The bora is most common during the winter.

Terrano or Teran (in Slovene) is primarily a Slovenian and also a Croatian and Italian wine variety, bearing the mark of recognized traditional denomination. It is a member of the Refosco family of grape varieties. Since 2006 it is a wine with a protected designation of origin (PDO) within European Union under the protected designation “Teran”. It is primarily grown on the Karst Plateau within the Slovene Littoral wine region (where it is called Kraški teran) and Italian Carso DOC (with two main varieties called Terrano del Carso and Carso Rosso (red Carso).

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Stage R3: Matavun (Divača)–Razdrto

Difficulty I     Walking time 3h30     Distance 17.0 km      ↑ 532m     ↓ 361m

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Stage R4: Razdrto–Predjama

Difficulty I     Walking time 4h10     Distance 15.0 km      ↑ 744m     ↓ 801m

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Stage R5: Predjama–Črni vrh

Difficulty I     Walking time 4h45     Distance 20.2 km      ↑ 671m     ↓ 520m

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Stage R6: Črni vrh–Idrija

Difficulty I     Walking time 2h10     Distance 11.9 km      ↑ 129m     ↓ 407m

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Stage R7: Idrija–Planinska koča na Ermanovcu

Difficulty I     Walking time 7h00     Distance 25.0 km      ↑ 1278m     ↓ 664m

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Stage R8: Planinska koča na Ermanovcu–Porezen

Difficulty II     Walking time 5h30     Distance 16.9 km      ↑ 1196m     ↓ 574m

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Stage R9: Porezen–Črna prst

Difficulty II     Walking time 6h30     Distance 14.9 km      ↑ 1106m     ↓ 858m

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Stage R10a: Črna prst–Rjava skala

Difficulty III     Walking time 5h00     Distance 12.2 km      ↑ 239m     ↓ 529m

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Stage R10b: Rjava skala–Dom na Komni

Difficulty III     Walking time 5h00     Distance 13.0 km      ↑ 452m     ↓ 469m

Please, also read the blogs about the nearby town of Bled of May 4th 2019 and a trip to the Vintgar Gorge near Bled of May 7th 2019.

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Stage R11: Dom na Komni–Koča pri Triglavskih jezerih

Difficulty I     Walking time 2h30     Distance 7.1 km      ↑ 303m     ↓ 126m

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Stage R12: Koča pri Triglavskih jezerih–Tržaška koča na Doliču

Difficulty II     Walking time 3h05     Distance 7.6 km      ↑ 646m     ↓ 196m

The destination of Stage R12 is also the starting point of the Purple Trail, Stage A1.

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Stage R13: Tržaška koča na Doliču–Trenta

Difficulty II     Walking time 3h15     Distance 9.5 km      ↑ 4m     ↓ 1494m

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Stage R14: Trenta–Dom v Tamarju

Difficulty II     Walking time 6h45     Distance 14.0 km      ↑ 1188m     ↓ 709m

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Stage R15: Dom v Tamarju–Thörl-Maglern

Difficulty II     Walking time 6h10     Distance 23.7 km      ↑ 659m     ↓ 1123m

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Stage R16: Thörl-Maglern–Feistritzer Alm

Difficulty II     Walking time 6h25     Distance 19.2 km      ↑ 1638m     ↓ 578m

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Stage R17: Feistritzer Alm–Eggeralm

Difficulty II     Walking time 3h50     Distance 15.3 km      ↑ 580m     ↓ 876m

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Stage R18: Eggeralm–Nassfeld

Difficulty II     Walking time 3h30     Distance 13.9 km      ↑ 5546     ↓ 422m

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Stage R19: Nassfeld–Zollnersee Hütte ehm. Dr. Steinwender Hütte

Difficulty II     Walking time 6h15     Distance 22.5 km      ↑ 990m     ↓ 791m

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Stage R20: Zollnersee Hütte ehm. Dr. Steinwender Hütte–Untere Valentinalm

Difficulty II     Walking time 6h00     Distance 22.0 km      ↑ 818m     ↓ 1358m

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Stage R21: Untere Valentinalm–Wolayersee Hütte

Difficulty II     Walking time 3h15     Distance 7.8 km      ↑ 911m     ↓ 160m

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Stage R22: Wolayersee Hütte–Hochweisssteinhaus

Difficulty II     Walking time 4h45     Distance 14.4 km      ↑ 690m     ↓ 841m

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Stage R23: Hochweisssteinhaus–Neue Porze Hütte

Difficulty III     Walking time 8h25     Distance 21.0 km      ↑ 924m     ↓ 841m

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Stage R24: Neue Porze Hütte–Obstansersee Hütte

Difficulty II     Walking time 5h35     Distance 14.0 km      ↑ 1185m     ↓ 801m

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Stage R25: Obstansersee Hütte–Sillianer Hütte

Difficulty II     Walking time 4h20     Distance 12.5 km      ↑ 549m     ↓ 403m

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Stage R26: Sillianer Hütte–Drei-Zinnen-Hütte/Rifugio Locatelli

Difficulty I     Walking time 5h30     Distance 18.5 km      ↑ 928m     ↓ 1013m

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Stage R27: Drei-Zinnen-Hütte/Rifugio Locatelli–Dürrensteinhütte/Rifugio Vallandro

Difficulty III     Walking time 4h10     Distance 13.0 km      ↑ 556m     ↓ 811m

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Stage R28: Dürrensteinhütte/Rifugio Vallandro–Seekofelhütte/Rifugio Biella

Difficulty III     Walking time 4h35     Distance 12.0 km      ↑ 54m     ↓ 1146m

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Stage R29: Seekofelhütte/Rifugio Biella–St. Martin in Gsies/S. Martino in Casies

Difficulty III     Walking time 4h10     Distance 26.5 km      ↑ 54m     ↓ 1146m

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Stage R30: St. Martin in Gsies/S. Martino in Casies–Antholz-Mittertal/Anterselva di Mezzo

Difficulty II     Walking time 6h00     Distance 15.5 km      ↑ 1516m     ↓ 1552m

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Stage R31: Antholz-Mittertal/Anterselva di Mezzo–Riesenfernerhütte/Rifugio Vedrette di Ries

Difficulty III     Walking time 4h35     Distance 7.0 km      ↑ 1413m     ↓ 0m

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Stage R32: Riesenfernerhütte/Rifugio Vedrette di Ries–Ahornach/Acereto

Difficulty II     Walking time 4h35     Distance 18.0 km      ↑ 151m     ↓ 126m

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Stage R33: Ahornach/Acereto–Chemnitzer Hütte/Rifugio G. Porro

Difficulty II     Walking time 5h15     Distance 22.6 km      ↑ 1377m     ↓ 260m

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Stage R34: Chemnitzer Hütte/Rifugio G. Porro–Dun (Pfunders/Funders)

Difficulty III     Walking time 4h05     Distance 14.5 km      ↑ 106m     ↓ 780m

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Stage R35: Dun (Pfunders/Funders)–Pfischerjoch/Passo Vizze

Difficulty III     Walking time 6h55     Distance 13.0 km      ↑ 1044m     ↓ 470m

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Stage R36: Pfitscherjoch/Passo Vizze–Ginzling

Difficulty II     Walking time 5h40     Distance 24.6 km      ↑ 86m     ↓ 1358m

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Stage R37: Ginzling–Finkenberg

Difficulty I     Walking time 2h15     Distance 9.6 km      ↑ 1980m     ↓ 355m

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Stage R38: Finkenberg–Rastkogelhütte

Difficulty II     Walking time 7h15     Distance 22.4 km      ↑ 1980m     ↓ 701m

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Stage R39: Rastkogelhütte–Loassattel

Difficulty II     Walking time 4h05     Distance 16.5 km      ↑ 707m     ↓ 824m

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Stage R40: Loassattel–Schwaz

Difficulty II     Walking time 6h05     Distance 15.7 km      ↑ 614m     ↓ 2063m

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Stage R41: Schwaz–Lamsenjochhütte

Difficulty II     Walking time 5h30     Distance 16.0 km      ↑ 1464m     ↓ 71m

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Stage R42: Lamsenjochhütte–Falkenhütte

Difficulty II     Walking time 4h35     Distance 15.9 km      ↑ 746m     ↓ 840m

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Stage R43: Falkenhütte–Scharnitz

Difficulty II     Walking time 7h30     Distance 30.0 km      ↑ 483m     ↓ 1360m

Hermann von Barth (5 June 1845 – 7 December 1876) was a famous German mountaineer. Von Barth is best known for his exploration of the Karwendel mountains.

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Stage R44: Scharnitz–Meiler Hütte

Difficulty II     Walking time 7h45     Distance 19.1 km      ↑ 1833m     ↓ 437m

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Stage R45: Meiler Hütte–Reintalanger Hütte

Difficulty II     Walking time 4h25     Distance 12.9 km      ↑ 1173m     ↓ 668m

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Stage R46: Reintalanger Hütte–Coburger Hütte

Difficulty II     Walking time 6h00     Distance 17.3 km      ↑ 1173m     ↓ 668m

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Stage R47: Coburger Hütte–Wolfratshauser Hütte

Difficulty II     Walking time 4h55     Distance 12.2 km      ↑ 891m     ↓ 1021m

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Stage R48: Wolfratshauser Hütte–Weissenbach am Lech

Difficulty II     Walking time 7h00     Distance 27.4 km      ↑ 716m     ↓ 1583m

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Stage R49: Weissenbach am Lech–Prinz-Luitpold Haus

Difficulty II     Walking time 8h30     Distance 26.8 km      ↑ 1429m     ↓ 474m

The destination of this Stage R49 is also the destination of Stage A65 of the Purple Trail.

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Stage R50: Prinz-Luitpold-Haus–Oberstdorf

Difficulty II     Walking time 5h35     Distance 20.5 km      ↑ 431m     ↓ 1449m

Oberstdorf is not only the final destination of this Stage, but also of both the Purple Trail (A66) and the Yellow Trail (B40). Oberstdorf is also the starting point of the Yellow Trail in the reverse direction (B40–B1).

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Stage R51: Oberstdorf–Mindelheimhütte

Difficulty II     Walking time 7h00     Distance 21.8 km      ↑ 1436m     ↓ 254m

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Stage R52: Mindelheimhütte–Schröcken

Difficulty II     Walking time 4h30     Distance 18.7 km      ↑ 322m     ↓ 1072m

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Stage R53: Schröcken–Buchboden

Difficulty II     Walking time 6h05     Distance 22.5 km      ↑ 849m     ↓ 1190m

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Stage R54: Buchboden–St. Gerold

Difficulty I     Walking time 3h50     Distance 15.8 km      ↑ 369m     ↓ 430m

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Stage R55: St. Gerold–Feldkirch

Difficulty I     Walking time 4h50     Distance 21.0 km      ↑ 273m     ↓ 677m

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Stage R56: Feldkirch–Gafadurahütte

Difficulty II     Walking time 5h15     Distance 15.33 km      ↑ 1212m     ↓ 221m

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Stage R57: Gafadurahütte–Sücka

Difficulty III     Walking time 4h15     Distance 12.6 km      ↑ 942m     ↓ 963m

The destination of this Stage R57 is also the starting point of the Green Trail, Stage C1.

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Stage R58: Sücka–Pfälzerhütte

Difficulty II     Walking time 3h20     Distance 8.6 km      ↑ 756m     ↓ 56m

Sücka is not only the starting point of this Stage R58 but also of the Green Trail, Stage C1.

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Stage R59: Pfälzerhütte–Schesaplanahütte

Difficulty II     Walking time 3h20     Distance 8.6 km      ↑ 353m     ↓ 552m

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Stage R60: Schesaplanahütte–Carschina Hütte

Difficulty II     Walking time 4h50     Distance 15.3 km      ↑ 729m     ↓ 403m

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Stage R61: Carschina Hütte–St. Antönien

Dfficulty II     Walking time 2h10     Distance 7.9 km     ↑ 6m     ↓ 821m

Additional information on this Stage:

Please, also read the blog about this stage of September 23rd 2018 and the blogs about the Prättigau and Küblis of September 21st 2018, September 22nd 2018, June 9th 2019 (Seewis i.P.), June 12th 2019 (Dalvazza and Fideris) and June 13th 2019 (Davos).

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Stage R62: St. Antönien –Gargellen

Difficulty II     Walking time 5h10     Distance 10.2 km     ↑ 938m     ↓ 940m

Additional information on this Stage:

Please, also read the blog about the first part of this Stage and St. Antönien of June 10th 2019.

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Stage R63: Gargellen–Tübinger Hütte

Difficulty II     Walking time 5h05     Distance 16.1 km      ↑ 1076m     ↓ 302m

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Stage R64: Tübinger Hütte–Madlener Haus

Difficulty II     Walking time 3h55     Distance 10.5 km      ↑ 394m     ↓ 598m

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Stage R65: Madlener Haus–Jamtalhütte

Difficulty III     Walking time 5h10     Distance 13.8 km      ↑ 886m     ↓ 711m

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Stage R66: Jamtalhütte–Scuol

Difficulty II    Walking time 7h20     Distance 21.1 km      ↑ 686m     ↓ 1568m

Additional information on this stage:

Please also read the blog about a part of this Stage of June 18th 2017 and the blogs about Scuol and surroundings of June 16th 2017, June 17th 2017, September 24th 2017, July 8th 2018, July 22nd 2018, July 27th 2018, July 28th 2018, August 3rd 2018 and September 29th 2018.

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Stage R67: Scuol–S-charl

Difficulty II     Walking time 4h20     Distance 12.7 km     ↑ 671m     ↓ 142m

Additional information on this stage:

The Schwabenkrieg, the Swabian War, took place from January to September 1499. It is also called the “Schweizer Krieg” (the “Swiss War”) or the “Engadiner Krieg” (the “War of the Engadin”). It was a war between the Swiss Confederation and the Austrian House of Habsburg with its ally, the Swabian League. This war was won by the Swiss.

Please, also read the blogs about this Stage of June 12th 2017, June 15th 2019 and August 17th 2019,

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Stage R68: S-charl–Taufers i. M./Tubre

Difficulty I     Walking time 4h20     Distance 15 km     ↑ 486m      ↓ 1.055m

Additional information on this stage:

Please, also read the blog about this stage of June 13th 2017, and the blog of S-charl and surroundings of July 29th 2017.

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Stage R69: Taufers i. M./Tubre–Stilfs/Stelvio

Difficulty II     Walking time 6h35     Distance 18 km     ↑ 2074m     ↓ 2014m

Please, also read the blog about the first part of this stage of August 8th 2019 and the blogs about Mals in the Upper-Vinschgau and surroundings of July 28th 2018, July 29th 2018, July 30th 2018 (Glurns), August 5th 2019 (Reschen), August 7th 2019 (Laas) and August 10th 2019.

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Stage R70: Stilfs/Stelvio–Stilfser Joch/Passo dello Stelvio

Difficulty III     Walking time     5h35     Distance 15.75 km     ↑ 1.359m     ↓ 3m

Additional information on this Stage:

Please, also read the blog about the Stilfserjoch Pass of July 31st 2018.

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Stage R71: Stilfser Joch/Passo dello Stelvio–Arnoga

Difficulty I     Walking time 6h25     Distance 25.3 km      ↑ 94m     ↓ 962m

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Stage R72: Arnoga–Eita

Difficulty I     Walking time 4h25     Distance 11.4 km      ↑ 936m     ↓ 962m

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Stage R73: Eita–Malghera

Difficulty II     Walking time 6h15     Distance 15.0 km      ↑ 2002m     ↓ 1741m

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Stage R74: Malghera–Rifugio Schiazzera

Difficulty II     Walking time 8h30     Distance 24.0 km      ↑ 566m     ↓ 353m

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Stage R75: Rifugio Schiazzera–Tirano

Difficulty II     Walking time 3h20     Distance 8.0 km      ↑ 0m     ↓ 1540m

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Stage R76: Tirano–Poschiavo

Difficulty II     Walking time 8h25     Distance 20.9 km      ↑ 1570m     ↓ 994m

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Stage R77: Poschiavo–Rifugio Zoia (Campo Moro)

Difficulty II     Walking time 8h25    Distance 17.3 km      ↑ 1620m     ↓ 622m

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Stage R78: Rifugio Zoia (Campo Moro)–Chiareggio

Difficulty II     Walking time 6h40     Distance 16.0 km      ↑ 50m     ↓ 446m

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Stage R79: Chiareggio–Maloja

Difficulty II     Walking time 5h50     Distance 15.4 km      ↑ 987m     ↓ 784m

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