Neuenalpspitz

The Neuenalpspitz is a 1816 m high mountain in the western Alpstein.
The ridge path to Neuenalpspitz is a really cool, craggy path, there are some exposed spots (difficulty T3 + / T4) and it is recommended to do this path in dry soil conditions. Personally, however, I imagined it to be more demanding or more exposed. In dry conditions, this ridge path is a lot of fun, hands are used a little and it is just a really cool, craggy path with the best view over the Toggenburg and the Alpstein.

On the ridge path you can walk up and down beautifully. However, it is a little easier in the direction from Gmeinenwies to the Neualpspitz than the other way round (difficulty in dry conditions T3 +).

The ascent to the Neuenalpspitz is quite steep in the upper part, but the ascent is worthwhile, from there a wonderful craggy ridge leads over to the Alpspitz. Be careful in wet conditions.

The Neuenalpspitz stands on the border between the former communities of Stein, today the political community of Nesslau, and Alt St. Johann, since 2010 the community of Wildhaus-Alt St. Johann. A marked hiking trail runs over it from the Winden Pass in the east to Alp Hoor in the south. The section between Windenpass and Neuenalpspitz includes easy climbing sections. 1816m Source Wikipedia