ザンクトガレンのおすすめ登山＆山歩きルート

ここに立ち寄る人は、そのために何かをしなければなりませんでした。Murgからの道は、一部が非常に急です。

月曜定休。それでも景色はきれいでした。

A truly fantastic hike. Recommended when visibility is good; magnificent views. Well-maintained hiking trails, steep ascent but easy descent.

The Altmann (2,435 m) is one of the most striking peaks in the Alpstein, with a fantastic panorama extending all the way to Lake Constance, weather permitting. I found the final climb to the summit (approx. 30 minutes one way) technically challenging, steep, and exposed (UIAA II). Before the summit cross, I found a key section: a ridge section about 5 m long and only about 30 cm wide, with a vertical drop of about 30 m on both sides. Absolute surefootedness and a head for heights are required here. The Altmann remains a fascinating memory for me, but without a repeat. Further down, at the signposts to the Zwinglipass Hut, several groups split up for an hour, during which some attempted the summit climb, while others followed the ascent from a distance.

A fantastic view and a great starting point for hikes. The parking lot in the village center is highly recommended and not too expensive (ParkingPay app: 4.5 hours, approx. CHF 4.95).

Stairs are also easy for dogs to use, at least going up.

There are almost no safety devices, and the path is unmarked, so everyone climbs independently. Shortly before the summit, a very narrow ridge must be crossed.

A cool section that doesn't require any equipment. However, you do need good shoes and a bit of surefootedness.