Piz S-chalambert Dadaint

From the Sent, Sur En bus stop (1,121 m) take the forest road of the Via dal Munt via Points 1189 and 1417 to Point 1624, then a steep path through the forest to S-chalambert (2,069 m), a clearing with two huts but no water. A little further north-east on the trail is the only water source of the route; fill up there. The path fades in the meadows; climb trackless to Point 2449 on the west ridge of Piz S-chalambert Dadora, where staying close to the crest is easier than the slopes below. The west flank of the Dadora is climbed by gullies and rock steps to its south ridge (T5, II on the line taken in 2025; older reports mention a hunters' path slightly further north that is easier if you can find it), then easy ground to the summit cross of the Dadora (2,679 m; about 3 hours from Sur En). Descend the ridge to the saddle at Point 2584, pass Point 2667 on easy ground to its west, and follow a visible path along the ridge to the foot of the summit block. Pass Point 2958 on the south; cairns mark the junctions and only one or two short, easy climbing moves are needed (T4+, I+). Traverse the west flank, first on flat scree, then steeply on sandy gravel to a small saddle with a cairn at about 2,859 m (T4, I), then go right (south) along a short, slightly exposed ledge into a steep sandy gully leading to a third saddle at about 2,895 m (T5-, I). Easy scree in the south-west flank leads up to the north ridge and the summit, which has a pole and a summit register (about 5 hours from Sur En in 2025). The usual return is the same way; a direct descent south-west into the Val d'Uina from the saddle between the summit and Piz dal Cuatal is possible but long and loose.