ゴンミスヴァルトのおすすめ登山＆山歩きルート

A beautifully designed break area with seating, a fireplace, and firewood is available. The perfectly designed mountain display provides a glimpse into the world of the summits.

The Speer via ferrata is rated B/C. It leads to the highest conglomerate or Nagelfluh mountain in Europe, the Speer. From the viewing platform there, you have a fantastic panoramic view. However, it's also quite crowded here, as an easy hiking trail leads up from the southeast. We found the via ferrata easier than advertised, and many Swiss climb it without safety equipment, which is also quite doable. Further information can be found here: https://app.bergsteigen.com/touren/klettersteig/speer-kletterweg/. You'll also find a corresponding topo map there.

A short break at the Federihütte is definitely worth it! Whether for a freshly made fruit tart or a refreshing drink.

The terrace offers stunning views of the Glarus Alps, the Churfirsten Mountains, and the Bernese Oberland. The hike from Hüttenberg takes about 45 minutes, and from Schutt, about an hour. https://www.bergrestaurant-atzmaennig.ch/

The highest point of the Rickener Nagelfluh range. This mountain is ideal for combining with a longer hike between Rotstein and Chrüzegg or Chummibarren. Beautiful views toward Säntis. In spring, numerous white crocuses bloom on the slopes of the Obere Tweralp.

Federihütte is a cozy cabin located at 1,375 meters above sea level near Schänis in the canton of St. Gallen, Switzerland. It offers panoramic views of Lake Zurich, the surrounding area and the Glarus Alps. The cabin is an ideal starting point for hikes to the Federispitz (1,865 m), known for its beautiful views of the region. The trail to the Federihütte is considered challenging and takes about 5 hours to complete. The property is managed by the Federiclub Schänis, which warmly welcomes guests during the hiking season, generally from May to October. During your stay, please respect the natural environment, use limited resources such as water and electricity sparingly, and keep dogs on a leash and avoid access to sleeping areas. The Federihütte is an ideal destination for mountain lovers looking for tranquility and breathtaking scenery.

The section is classified T4 because it goes along several small climbing passages, some of which are secured with chains. Sure-footedness is therefore necessary. Progress downhill is rather slow.

A fantastic view of the Alps...