Disentis – Disentis Abbey loop from Trun

Disentis – Disentis Abbey loop from Trun

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Disentis – Disentis Abbey loop from Trun

01:16

25.3km

400m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 20, 2026

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After 12.8 km for 510 m

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Start point

Train Station

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19 m

Trun Railway Station

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Lovely train station and starting point for some hikes that are far away from mass tourism!

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169 m

The Trun Maple and Chapel

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"A Trun sut igl Ischi" (To Trun by the maple) is the name of the Sursilvaner hymn from 1684, in which they sing about the fathers of the Gray Covenant, …

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436 m

Trun

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Trun may at first glance look like just a charming Alpine village, but history was written here. Under a maple tree—the tree that Trun also bears in its coat of …

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747 m

Trun Village Center

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Trun, site of the Grey League, Museum Surselva

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8.23 km

Russein Covered Wooden Bridge

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Beautiful old covered wooden bridge.

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11.3 km

Disentis/Mustér Town Entrance

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Disentis / Mustér is a municipality in the region of Surselva in the canton of Graubünden in Switzerland. Wikipedia
Altitude: 1,130 m

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12.4 km

Disentis

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The holiday resort of Disentis, or Mustér as it is called in Romansh, lies at an altitude of 1,130 meters. Disentis's most famous highlight is the Benedictine monastery, founded around 720 AD.

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13.1 km

Disentis Abbey

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Structurally unchanged, you can still admire the 17th century monastery in Disentis - and also visit it. The Benedictine abbey was founded around 700 and so as a visitor to …

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