| 5 hairpin turns |
| #50 toughest climb of Grisons |
| #21 most elevation gain of Grisons |
| #27 longest climb of Switzerland |
| #100 average steepest climb of Grisons |
Juf from Andeer is a climb in the region Grisons. It is 24.3km long and bridges 1071 vertical meters with an average gradient of 4.4%, resulting in a difficulty score of 640. The top of the ascent is located at 2132 meters above sea level. Climbfinder users shared 1 review/story of this climb and uploaded 5 photos.
Road names: Averserstrasse & Hauptstrasse
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The Averses Valley - what a valley!
It seems magical, somehow forgotten for centuries.
The route climbs leisurely - except for a middle section between Cröt and Cresta - to the mountain village of Juf, the highest year-round inhabited settlement in Europe. For a long time, the Avers Valley was isolated by the gorge of the Avers Rhine and could only be supplied via the high passes in the south. It was not until a road was built that the people of Avers gained access to the north. Today, about 150 people still live in the valley.
Das Averses Tal - was für ein Tal!
Es wirkt magisch, irgendwie jahrhundertelang vergessen.
Die Strecke steigt gemütlich - bis auf ein Mittelstück zwischen Cröt und Cresta - bis ins Bergdorf Juf, der höchstgelegenen ganzjährig bewohnten Siedlung in Europa. Das Averstal war lange durch die Schlucht des Averser Rheins isoliert und nur über die hohen Pässe im Süden zu versorgen. Erst durch den Bau einer Strasse erhielten die Averser Zugang zum Norden. Heute leben noch ca 150 Menschen im Tal.
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