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1. Fürstensteig Adventure Hike

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2. Fürstensteig Trail – Three Sisters Peaks loop from Masescha

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3. View from Garmil Summit – Gaflei Saddle loop from Masescha

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Roger Eggenberger 🐾👣

August 15, 2024

Self-service shop in the stable. Simply great.

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steffend

August 16, 2017

Before or after a hike you can fortify yourself with homemade food here.

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Christina

September 24, 2021

In good weather, paragliders start their flight into the valley from here.

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Django

September 8, 2018

When we were passing through, they were just milking the cows. The friendly owners gave us a jug of fresh, warm cow milk for free. So good!

Paul

September 8, 2021

Alp Bargälla, Gaflei
Alp lying on both sides of the Kulm, partly on the Rhine valley side and partly on the Samina valley side, municipality of Triesenberg, 1100–1960 m above sea level, 243.7 ha, of which 70 ha are productive pastureland.
The name Bargälla is an Old Romansh diminutive (*bargella) of Romansh bargia (stove, gazebo, hay barn). The term Alpa (Alp), also common in Triesenberg, is interpreted as an indication that Bargälla could have been the first Alp to come into Triesenberg's possession.
First mentioned in the Brandisian Urbar (1509/1517) as a Walser Alp. Originally a cooperative Alp, Bargälla came into Triesenberg's municipal ownership in 1562 and became a municipal Alp. The alpine farming was carried out by individual dairy farmers until 1887. In 1879, there were 33 "umbrellas" (alpine huts) on Bargälla. Today, there is an alpine stable on each side of the Kulm and the hunting lodge of the Bargälla hunting area on the east side. The alpine stable in the Saminatal has not been used for over two decades. Bargälla can be reached from the Rhine Valley via an alpine road. Bargälla was traditionally a cow alp, today it is mainly a Galtalp. In 1928, 75 cows were summered, in 2004 there were still four cows without cheese production, 138 cattle and ten horses and donkeys. The maximum stocking is 80 large livestock units. Bargälla has recently been used together with the Alp Garsälli.
Author: Herbert Hilbe
historisches-lexikon.li/Barg%C3%A4lla

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cello_bello

December 26, 2024

very pretty here, very pretty

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