Do not hike all the way up to the chalets of Alpascela, but stay on the western bank of the nameless creek. Continue pathless along the creek into the valley. Some wet zones in close proximity of the creek force you to make a detour. From ca. 2100 m the grass is interspersed with bright boulders. From here you can begin to ascend westward towards the summit. You need to find your own way through the blueberry bushes. The direction is correct, if you aim at a large boulder at 2200 m, which is even charted on the map. Now, wherever you like, ascend up the slope directly towards the summit. The higher you climb, the steeper the slope and the more barren the landscape. Apart from the meagre grass, there are lichen and alpine azalea. The exposed summit offers a surprising view to Val Maroz and to Piz Duan, but the famous peaks of southern Bregaglia are also visible. On the descent traverse the summit ridge northward as far as the steep rocky outcrop at P. 2464, then branch off to the left into the face and traverse a depression with some scree to a grassy knoll with a cairn exactly west of P. 2464. Now descend north-westward on grassy slopes requiring caution, as every now and then holes and clefts open. Below you meet the trail across Septimerpass again, roughly where two variants converge.

Descend as soon as you hit the mountain hiking trail. Shortly afterwards you cross a well preserved historical arched bridge (2169 m). Continue on the mountain hiking trail to Casaccia.