Einstieg Fürstensteig

Fascinating and exciting hiking highlight for which one should, however, be free from giddiness. Trekking or hiking shoes are required, as there is no safety on the slope. On the mountain side there are mostly ropes to hold on to. The Fürstensteig lies in the shade in the morning and in the sun in the afternoon.

Sharply along the slope edge, which leads along a deep abyss on the side, the Fürstensteig winds through the rugged rock of the mountains. Wonderful to walk with, with magnificent views of the Alps and the Rhine valley below. Appealing and demanding to walk.

If there is still fog in the valley then it is particularly impressive here

For the Fürstensteig (is a T3 way) you should be free from giddiness and sure-footed. Although the route is well maintained and some passages have been stabilized by concrete steps and woods, etc., and made better accessible, but he already has some quite narrow passages and the abyss is steep. But it is a fascinating path that is beautifully carved into the rock and you can enjoy a very beautiful view of the Reinthal up to Alpstein.
In the morning, the section is in the shade, which is not necessarily a disadvantage, especially when it's hot. The path can be integrated into various circular walks or you can continue to the Three Sisters in the direction of Gafadurahütte and Planken.

Beautiful alpine trail that can be done well without much experience (difficulty T3 - mark Weiss-Rot-Weiss). An extension of the route towards Kuegrat, Garsellikopf and the Three Sisters offers itself.

Very nice climb with a spectacular view down into the Rhine Valley. A head for heights and surefootedness are required! In the end it is not far to the beautiful rocks of the Three Sisters.

Assured sure-footedness and vertigo, this trail is a real highlight in this area!

An incredibly beautiful rocky backdrop

On the national holiday, the path is illuminated with torches

Good shoes and watch out for the weather