Switzerland
Eastern Switzerland
St. Gallen
Werdenberg
Sennwald
Panoramic ridge trail with views of the Rhine Valley
Switzerland
Eastern Switzerland
St. Gallen
Werdenberg
Sennwald
Panoramic ridge trail with views of the Rhine Valley
Panoramic ridge trail with views of the Rhine Valley
Hiking Highlight (Segment)
Recommended by 159 out of 172 hikers
Location: Sennwald, Werdenberg, St. Gallen, Eastern Switzerland, Switzerland
Best Hiking Routes to Panoramic ridge trail with views of the Rhine Valley
Tips
The Rhine Glacier was a glacier in the Appenzell Alps that shaped the topography as far as Lake Constance. Lake Constance and Lake Zurich are marginal lakes of the Rhine Glacier. The Rhine Glacier originated around 29,000 years ago near Chur. It reached its maximum level 24,000 years ago, reaching as far as Schaffhausen. The glacier was at its largest during the Riss glaciation, with an ice surface of 16,400 sq km.
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•May 16, 2024
A great hike. It's not too difficult. But steady uphill - downhill takes a lot of time. often the path is very rocky. You should already have a certain surefootedness.
translated by•October 7, 2022
In keeping with the beautiful view of the Rhine Valley, a sign on the Geological Hiking Trail provides information about the former course of the Rhine glacier
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