Saxerlücke

Transition from the Rhine Valley in the direction of Bollenwees, laterally to the east, the path from the Stauberen.

A really gigantic place! The ascent is comparatively less demanding and can sometimes even be completed by train. Camping is tolerated, but there is very little space for tents.
Of course, especially recommended for sunrise or sunset!binmalkuerzweg.com/saxer-luecke-fotos-und-wandern

great view of the Rhine valley and the Säntis

Wonderful unique view and always nice to hike in this area

Very exciting geological formation. A board provides information about how the Saxer Lücke came about and how it relates to the Bogartenlücke.

Stunning geological formation. If one is interested in Geology this is a must-see.

If you come from the Staubernhaus and leave the mountain ridge down a few bends, the northern foothills of the Kreuzfelsen are irresistible in view. The corrugated rock, set off steeply, is a worthwhile sight along the way.

Nice view of the Chrüzberg and the Roslenalp.

Great view, beautiful place for hiking

... every hiker has an incredibly impressive sight here

At the bend to the descent towards Fälensee there is a small path up on a spur. Up there in a dizzying position you have a clear view of the Saxer Lücke 🤗 The view is simply wonderful (see picture).

But be careful - every wrong step can end up there fatally!

Great view

Majestic rock formation will not leave your eyes!

an impressive piece of nature.

The sight of the rock formation is breathtakingly beautiful. You should definitely have seen it!!! Ascension is possible in different ways. The easiest will probably be the one from the lake. The one from the Hoher Kasten is far away. And the valley side is very steep. We had the latter.

She really is as beautiful as she is described. It's really worth walking here. Geologically, the Saxer Gap is actually something special. Because you can find different layers of rock here on the two sides of the gap.
There are 4 hiking trails here. You should be sure-footed on each one.

Steep climb from the Sax side. Would recommend it for sunny days.

As the many comments show, a very busy section of the trail

Meanwhile very well known from the various social media platforms.
In real but just a lot more impressive :-D

interesting for GEO searchers