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morteratsch glacier

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  • morteratsch glacier
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    • Orange_Sakura 图标 图标 图标 图标 图标

      We took the cross-country ski track out here with our guide - it's breathtaking. When you get to the viewpoint you can leave your skis and walk up to the end of the glacier, as well as see an ice cave and the impressive ice 'walls' of the end of the glacier. However, there are posts marking the end of the glacier and the year - it's incredibly sad how fast the glacier has melted and receded - even from the view point in 2010, it has receded a further 100m or so - a stark reminder of what is happening to our climate. That said, this place is not to be missed (while it is still here...) - absolutely beautiful, and definitely worth the ski/walk out here.
    • 392amayaa 图标 图标 图标 图标 图标

      This excursion is always worthwhile, in Summer, fall or Winter. It is amazing to see how the glacier has moved in the last century.
    • SiuMui 图标 图标 图标 图标 图标

      Easily accessible with train, 10 min ride from Pontresina. The walk is about 1hr to the glacier, flat easy walking. I especially like the poles posted along the trail, telling you how far did the glacier retreats in time.
    • DeeKirkland 图标 图标 图标 图标 图标

      We have hiked on glaciers, been at the mouths of glaciers where we leave in the state of Washington, USA. But, never have we see the history of the recession of a glacier so well marked. Impactful.
    • xomo 图标 图标 图标 图标 图标

      The walk to this glacier is simply beautiful and certainly one of my favourite things to do in the area. It is sad to see the signposts indicating the erosion of the glacier over time, but in my opinion the glacier is still a majestic sight, and the mountains provide a beautiful backdrop to the journey. We have only visited in winter, but even in snowy and icy conditions it is well worth a trip.
    • annamariaexcursionsd 图标 图标 图标 图标 图标

      Wish I had the time to visit here more than once. About an hour's walk on flat trail takes you right up to a melting glacier. Fact that it has rocks consistently falling from it was exhilarating (and scary.)Sad that it is receding.
    • MummaBear59 图标 图标 图标 图标 图标

      We were fortunate enough to have a perfectly clear blue sky on our very pleasant walk from Pontresina (5.5km) to Morteratsch then up to the glacier (2.5km). We found being so close to this amazing glacier an wonderful experience and were fascinated by the walls of ice with embedded rocks and the evidence of where the glacier has been over the years.It was sad to see the signposts marking the increasing recession of the glacier and particularly over the last four years. This is a must see when in the area.
    • AlanErnst2010 图标 图标 图标 图标 图标

      For those who are not into extensive hikes with lots of elevation gain, the Morteratsch Valley Trail from the train station to the toe of the Morteratsch Glacier is a great choice. The trail is wide and in good condition and ascends gradually along the valley bottom. Early October, when the larches are turning gold, it is an easy and absolutely spectactular half-day walk. Looking for something more demanding, then continue on to the Boval Hut for an even better view of the glaciers and mountains of the Bernina range.
    • 748ursulaw 图标 图标 图标 图标 图标

      very nice valley but shocking to see how quick the glaciers melt... took some great pictures though.
    • RobertM463 图标 图标 图标 图标 图标

      Summertime pass on the Bernina Railway, but have once skied all the way from Pontresina, which is a good workout! Amazing to see the no of black poles indicating 100 year intervals of the glacier front as it retreats up the valley. Be quick!
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