Lägh da Cavloc – Lago di Cavloccio loop from Passo della Maloja - Malojapass 1815 m

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Lägh da Cavloc – Lago di Cavloccio loop from Passo della Maloja - Malojapass 1815 m

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Lägh da Cavloc – Lago di Cavloccio loop from Passo della Maloja - Malojapass 1815 m

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8.26km

160m

Cycling

Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: July 30, 2026

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Includes a segment that goes up or down a series of steps

You may need to carry your bike.

After 4.10 km for 12 m

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71 m

Hotel Schweizerhaus at the Maloja Pass

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Hotel Schweizerhaus on the Maloja Pass, rustic with great creaking steps

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3.58 km

Trail to Lägh da Cavloc

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4.10 km

Lägh da Cavloc

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Beautifully located mountain lake, easily accessible in summer and winter (groomed winter hiking trail, leads from Maloya to Plan Canin).

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4.12 km

Lago di Cavloccio

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Also known as Lake Cavloccio, this basin in Val Forno is up to 17 meters deep and surrounded by mountains and woods. It was one of the favorite settings of the Swiss painter Giovanni Giacometti.

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6.29 km

View from Orden (Maloja)

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7.52 km

Viewpoint at Maloja Kulm

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Great view of the valley to the Maloja Pass

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7.57 km

View of the Chiavenna Valley from Maloja-Kulm

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Once you have climbed the Maloja Pass, take a look back from up here into the Chiavenna Valley that lies behind you. Fantastic view of the surrounding mountains.
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7.77 km

Maloja Pass

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Maloja at 1815m takes its name from the pass of the same name and connects Chiavenna to Sant Moritz. It divides the Bregaglia Valley from the Engadine and therefore also …

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