Piz Arina

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Published by 360 Pro , 13 June 2007, 22h03.

Region: World » Switzerland » Grisons » Basse Engadine
Date of the hike:13 June 2007
Hiking grading: T2 - Mountain hike
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Geo-Tags: Muttler Gruppe   CH-GR 
Access to start point:cff logo Ramosch, Fermada
Access to end point:cff logo Ramosch, Fermada

Inspired by reports from Anna, Stani, Cyril and Omega3 I planned to walk from Ramosch to Samnaun via Piz Arina, Piz Nair and Muttler. However the weather wasn't good enough to actually do this. So I decided to just go on Anna, Stani and Zina's home mountain. It was worth while anyway, a true jewel!

Ramosch - Motta - Alp D'Ischolas - Piz Arina - Alp Pradatsch - Vna - Ramosch

Hike partners: 360


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Anna says: Super!
Sent 13 June 2007, 22h22
Hi 360,

Today it wasn't the best weather to visit Ramosch and his home-mountains. However, you made really beautiful photos.

If you are interested to repeat and complete this hike with us, we will be happy. We don't mind to go several time on the Piz Arina&Co.
We are already planning to go up there again in the near future.

Liebe Grüsse,
Anna&Stani

Anna says: Just a question
Sent 13 June 2007, 22h31
I have a small question, is not important, it's just for curiosity (not sure this is the correct word in English to translate 'curiosità').

Did you followed the 'official' path from D'Ischolas to Marangun and Piz Arina, or did you go without path direct up from Alp D'Ischolas ?

Thank you
Anna

360 Pro says: RE:Just a question
Sent 14 June 2007, 08h09
Anna,

I followed your description from several reports (of course ;-) and went up "diretissima"!

360

Stani™ says: Hey!
Sent 13 June 2007, 22h32
Welcome to Engadin!


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