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Stegからの舗装された峠道でHulfteggへの問題のない登り、交通量はほとんど少なく、電動自転車にとっては勾配も緩やかです。

そのすぐ隣には、2009年から（滑走路として）使用されている旧ハゼンシュトリック飛行場（グラスピステ）があります。

水曜日はレストランStierenbergはお休みです。バスの時刻表もご確認ください。それほど頻繁ではありません。

長い自転車道で、幹線道路から分離されていることが多く、ゼンノフからギプスヴィルまでTösstal全体を上っています。かなり交通量が多いです。

"Pass" is a bit of an exaggeration, but it's a beautiful viewpoint nonetheless.

This is one of my favourite spots. You have a breathtaking view from here over rolling hills.

Although the cycling path by a rather busy road the surrounding is very nice. The path is well kept. There are two or three side roads were cars cross the cycling path that you need to be careful about.

Baroque Church of St. John the Baptist & St. John the Evangelist - Fischingen Monastery History and Architecture According to sources from around 1200, Abbot Waltram had the first church and monastery complex built between 1138 and 1144. This Romanesque church was followed by the Gothic church, probably after a monastery fire dated 1440. Before the convent chapter decided to begin construction of a new church in 1685, Abbot Joachim summoned the Einsiedeln architect Brother Kaspar Moosbrugger, whose contribution to the planning, however, is difficult to estimate. The northern nave underwent its first alteration in connection with the Idda Chapel, built from 1704 onwards. The arcades opening onto the chapel were decorated with stucco. The extension of the church to the east and the construction of the cheerful organ choir in 1753 onwards had a more dramatic effect. which forms the transition to the spacious Baroque convent buildings from the same period. Somewhat later, the chancel was remodeled in the emerging style of early classicism. The Fischingen monastery church underwent extensive renovations between 2000 and 2008. The parish could not possibly cover the high costs of this renovation, approximately CHF 8 million, alone. Text / Source: Catholic Parish of St. Idda Fischingen, Kurhausstr. 29a, 8374 Dussnang https://www.kath-fischingen.ch/de/unser-pastoralraum-0/unsere-kirchen/st-johannes-der-taeufer-st-johannes-der-evangelist