Here you will find concise answers to questions about the itinerary, equipment, safety, and organization of the tour. The FAQs will help you prepare optimally and quickly clarify any open questions.
FAQ
| Yes, accommodation can be selected and booked according to the overview of recommended accommodations. You can either book directly with the respective accommodation yourself, in which case payment for the overnight stay is made directly on site. Alternatively, the overnight stay can also be organized and handled by Viamala Tourism. |
| Before the tour, check your physical condition and alpine experience. Snowshoeing and ski touring in open terrain are at your own risk. Completing routes requires good physical condition, serious preparation, and technical knowledge of mountain sports. For safe mountain sports, Viamala Tourism recommends training under expert guidance or guided tours by trained mountain guides. |
| A valid official identity document such as an identity card or passport is required to cross the border between Switzerland and Italy. |
| The equipment you need is individual and depends on the route you choose and your personal requirements. If you are unsure, we recommend taking a look at our recommended packing list, which will give you a good idea of what to plan for. |
| All information about traveling to Splügen, parking options, and traveling by public transport can be found here. |
| Tickets for the chairlift can be purchased directly at the Splügen Tambo valley station and are used at the start of the tour for the stage from Splügen to Montespluga. |
| Yes, the snowshoe route corresponds to the ski tour route and follows the same route. The entire route can be seen in the overall tour. |
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The route is not marked throughout and is not groomed. In case of avalanche danger, the route will be secured or closed accordingly. Before starting the tour, you should be aware of the current avalanche situation. You can find out about the current danger level in the avalanche bulletin or obtain information directly from the Splügen Tambo mountain railways. |