The Tschierva Hut is situated at 2,358 metres above sea level at the foot of the Biancograt, overlooking a rugged glacial landscape. The hut warden has been looking after her guests with great passion for 26 years.
900m
The most famous crossing in the Engadin, unique and extremely rewarding, this route leads over the only 4,000 metre peak in Graubünden.
The crossing from Piz Bernina via the Biancograt is considered one of the most beautiful high tours in the Alps. The snow ridge on Piz Bernina is impressive and the climbing on the connecting ridge is varied. The best way to climb Piz Bernina is via the Biancograt with an overnight stay in the magnificently situated Marco e Rosa hut. On the last day, you can also cross the Piz Palü with its impressive glacier on the descent. A tour in a class of its own, which is only guided 1:1 and has good conditions, especially at the beginning of summer.
We’ll meet at 2.00 pm in Pontresina.
From Pontresina, we’ll make the ascent to the Tschierva Hut together. On the way up, we’ll already be marvelling at tomorrow’s destination. Depending on your preference, we can make the ascent easier by hiring bikes or taking a horse-drawn carriage.
Today we cross the Piz Bernina via the Biancograt. The approach leads over the moraine to the glacier below Fuorcla Prievlusa. Depending on the season, we climb this on a steep snowfield or via the via ferrata. From the Fuorcla Prievlusa, an easy climb leads over the first pre-summit. Then over the "shark fin" and onto the Biancograt. This is a 35 - 40° steep snow ridge, which is easy to walk on as long as there is still snow. This is how we reach the Piz Alv / Pizzo Bianco. Now we cross the rocky ridge over several small towers to Piz Bernina. The descent leads with several short abseils to the nearby Rifugio Marco e Rosa.
We start at dawn and cross the Bellavista terrace to reach the rocky ridge of Piz Palü. We cross this over all 3 Palü summits, Piz Spinas, Palü east and west summit. The descent is really impressive between the crevasses of the Pers Glacier. We climb to the Diavolezza, from where we descend comfortably into the valley by cable car.
Bergschaft tours and courses are conducted in German as standard. However, our mountain guides speak good English, as do many of the participants. If you speak English, you are of course very welcome. Depending on the tour, it may be worth asking us in advance whether the guide and the group are comfortable speaking English.
Maciej Jonczy

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