ドルンビルンの峠・トップ5

And then it lies down there like a forgotten eye of the landscape: Lake Süns. Dark and round, framed by undulating meadows where summer dwells. No noise, no boats, no paths that claim to lead to the shore. The lake simply looks back – as if you yourself were the stranger in a story that has been told here for much longer. Whoever reaches the pass stands on a line between worlds. Behind you is the lake, in front of you the path to the peak – and to the side, the view stretches far down, where the Rhine Valley disappears. On a clear day, some say you can see Lake Constance. I think you see yourself above all – smaller, but also lighter than you thought. It's not the grand gestures that characterize this hike. It's the way the light clings to the slopes, the way the wind accompanies the path, the way the trail doesn't lead you but invites you. And anyone standing up there—between the Ragazer Grat, the Sünser Joch, and the dark blue of the small lake—may notice: The most beautiful places don't scream. They whisper.

Saddle above Obersehrenalpe. There is a bad road until just before the saddle to a hunting stand. The last 200m are a bumpy hiking trail. MTB-wise it is not very rideable in either direction, there is an exposed area towards the top of the slope.

A path that is a lot of fun. From root paths to mountain climbing and up to 2 ladders. Really recommended.

From the turnoff to Hohe Kugel, this is a blue/white marked path to the Treiet Pass. Only recommended for experienced bike and hikers without electricity.

Beautiful view (you can also see Lake Constance)

Great view with a small fire pit at the top. You can even see Lake Constance. The path leads through gravel and stone but also through the forest. A fairly safe and recommendable climb.

Here you can descend to the Süsner See and then climb back up to the Sünser Spitze.

Staufen (Bregenzerwald Mountains) The Staufen is a 1,465 meter high mountain in the far west of the Bregenzerwald Mountains, rising from the foot of the Vorarlberg Rhine Valley. The mountain peak is often referred to as Dornbirn's local mountain due to its distinctive, isolated shape, even though the summit of the mountain lies on the municipal border between the cities of Dornbirn and Hohenems. The Staufen is connected to Dornbirn's actual local mountain, the 971 meter high Karren, via a mountain ridge. Source: Wikipedia