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The Richetli Pass is a wonderful pass between Linthal and Elm. The Linthal side is significantly steeper than the Elm side. Coming from Linthal, you'll have your first glimpse of the Glarus Thrust here, before admiring the entire spectacle from the Wichlenmatt.

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The Richetli Pass (2,261 m above sea level) is a high mountain pass in the Glarus Alps and connects the towns of Linthal and Elm in the canton of Glarus. The pass lies between the valley of the Linth River and the valley of its tributary, the Sernf. The Richetli Pass is the lowest point between the Hausstock and Kärpf peaks. Source: https://share.google/5uPMLWragfRQhSfx8

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Alp Foo is an alpine settlement in the municipality of Mels in the canton of St. Gallen, located approximately 2 km east of the Foo Pass, which forms the border between the cantons of Glarus and St. Gallen. It is a well-known landmark in the Glarus Alps region and is mentioned in connection with the Via Alpina hiking trail network, which runs over the Foo Pass. Source: Foo Pass - Wikipedia https://share.google/azdTqQUdEkStTrtoe

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The trail that A. Villiger means is "Grenzstei S1 - S2 Trail" and is no more difficult than S2 :-)

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Alpine transition with great views of the surrounding mountains

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The path is steep - but in dry weather the fine scree is surprisingly easy to grip. Upwards so exhausting, but not really dangerous. Poles are good for going downhill to take some pressure off your knees. The warning that it could be dangerous here clearly refers to bad weather conditions, in dry weather the route is only strenuous but not dangerous

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From Vorder Stafel/Hinter Stafel a hiking trail leads down to the pass road and ends at the boundary stone. The path is difficult for MTB (S2 and S3). PS: to the boundary stone: the people of Uri simply wanted the big alp for themselves.

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Fairy-tale, silent, relaxing landscapes: nature and history are a perfect mix

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Contrary to my tip from June 16th, the Martinshorn is not visible from the Foopass. Sorry for this faux pas!

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You can find the story of how the border came about here: https://www.bergwelten.com/a/der- Grenzlauf-um-den-urnerboden

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Unfortunately, the Urnerboden, the largest alp in Switzerland, belongs to the canton of Uri, although geographically it is on the Glarner side and can only be easily reached from Uri in the snow-free midsummer. A legend tells us how this boundary came about.

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The Klausen is a great ascent from both directions. However, due to its proximity to Zurich, it is also quite heavily frequented, especially by the motorcycle group. Those who drive early in the morning have peace and quiet and can adequately enjoy the impressive mountain world.

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Urnerboden dam path The most important basis for reconstructing historical traffic routes in Switzerland is the Siegfried map, which has been published in countless (new) editions since 1870. The surprise was all the greater when it became apparent how much the Siegfried map on the Urnerboden Alp deviated from reality (Bl. Linthal, 1877ff.). Unlike the Siegfried map, the swampy valley basin of the largest Swiss Alp was accessed via a precisely laid dam path. The route probably corresponds to the processional path documented since 1437: the dam path ran in a straight line along the northern valley flank and was the most complex section of the entire mule track over the Klausen Pass until the "Schächentalstraße" was expanded in the middle of the 19th century - in keeping with the dangers posed by the extensive moorland areas of the Urnerboden. Only a complex drainage system made it possible to build the Klausenstrasse across the Urnerboden between 1893 and 1899. As a result, the moorland areas were also reduced considerably. The Klausenstrasse builders used the massive route of the dam path as a material pit. In 1940, a devastating avalanche leveled another section. The remaining sections of this impressive historical traffic route were forgotten. ___ Documentation: Marion Sauter and Christian Auf der Maur, ProSpect GmbH, Aarau ___

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In countless hairpin bends, the road winds up to the pass and on the other side just as curvy back down. On the way you can enjoy breathtaking views from almost anywhere.

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The Richetli Pass is 2,261 meters above sea level and connects the towns of Linthal and Elm. The views of the surrounding peaks are truly amazing. The pass represents the lowest point between the Hausstock and the Kärpf. The Green Trail of the Via Alpina leads over the Richetli Pass.

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recommendable

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From here, the climb is on the north side and in the shade, it must be expected early in the year with snow

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From the Foopass, the Glarner Thrust is clearly visible. On the way you can see many marmots and with a bit of luck even ibexes. You should definitely keep an eye out for the Martinsloch, which I stupidly cut off in the photo!

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