Val Forno (German Fornotal) is a valley south of Maloja in the Swiss canton of Grisons with the Forno Glacier at the head of the valley.
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The river Orlegna originates from the glacier and flows through the valley. At Plan Canin the valley forks: to the southwest lies the upper Val Forno with the Forno glacier, to the southeast the side valley Val Muretto towards the Muretto Pass (crossing to Italy).[1]
Further down the valley lies the Lägh da Cavloc.
A hiking trail leads from Maloja through the entire Val Forno to the Forno Glacier and the Forno hut on the slope east of the glacier.[2] The trail is easy until the Lägh da Cavloc and then becomes increasingly stony and challenging towards the glacier.[2]
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- ^ Sentiero Cavloc, schweizmobil.ch
- ^ a b Hiking over the Forno Glacier in the Upper Engadine on wandergeschichten.de (in German)
46°19′33″N 9°42′02″E / 46.325833°N 9.700556°E
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