Hexensee
We climb through alpine pastures up to Val Milar. In the summer months, cows graze here with their young, so caution is advised. After the power plant hut we cross a short steep passage and then leave the trail in an easterly direction. The area is very rich in minerals and on the road we find shiny stones and mountain crystals. Rare flowers growing between moss and stones awake our curiosity.
We hike in terrain without any marked paths towards Krüzlistock until we meet the "Lai Selvadi". It is located exactly at the foot of the Krüzlistock.
The Hexensee is slightly further south and we reach it after about 15 minutes. Surrounded by bright rocks, it looks to us like a clear blue eye. It is a wonderful place. When there is no wind, the lake reflects the surrounding mountains. A great photo opportunity for hobby photographers.
Author’s recommendation
Buy a geology permit at the Tujetsch / Sedrun town hall. Then we are allowed to take a hammer and chisel with us and dig for crystals.
Price for a day permit: CHF 30.00 ( With guest- card CHF 5.00)
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Safety information
Only start the hike in safe weather conditions. Once we leave the marked trail, there are no visible paths.Start
Destination
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Public transport
Public-transport-friendly
By Matterhorn Gotthard Railway to Rueras stationBy road
By car to Rueras.Parking
Parking is available at the western end of the Rueras village (free of charge)Coordinates
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Equipment
Hiking equipment is recommended.Weather at the route's trailhead
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