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The Furka Pass is a 2,429 m high Swiss road pass in the Alps. It connects the Urseren Valley (the upper valley of the Reuss River) in the canton of Uri with the Goms district in the canton of Valais. It straddles the European watershed between the Mediterranean Sea and the North Sea. Source: Furka Pass – Wikipedia https://share.google/zJGI3KsPRtARfpYje

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Hello my lovelies This beautiful mountain tour starts right at the (paid) parking lot at Göscheneralpsee. Important: Be sure to bring cash, as cashless payments aren't possible at this altitude – at least that's how it was for me today. Guys, what a dream! This mountain tour was simply fantastic. I can hardly put it into words, but the pictures speak for themselves. I felt like a Chinese person today ;-) I just couldn't stop taking new, amazing photos. It was simply wonderful – everything worked out perfectly. I also tried out my new, high-top hiking boots for the first time today: the Scarpa Zodiac Tech GTX. I'm very happy with them; they're comfortable and offer excellent support. I also brought the SmallRig ST20 Pro smartphone mount (Portable Selfie Stick Tripod) with me for the first time. I have to say: it's really useful! The stick has a Bluetooth shutter release that connects to your smartphone, making it easy to take photos and videos without having to constantly tap on your phone. So: great! About the hike: The first 3 km are on pleasant trails; I would classify this section as a solid T2 mountain hike. From about kilometer 4, the trail becomes significantly rockier, so I would definitely classify this section as a T3. I personally had a lot of fun; I love trails like this, and they were easy to manage. Towards the end of the tour, the trail becomes easier again and again corresponds to a T2 rating. Surefootedness, good fitness, and alpine experience are absolutely essential on this tour. Hiking poles are also highly recommended. A quick tip: Apart from the end (if you do the loop like I did), there are only three small benches along the entire route: one at the viewpoint and two just before. Otherwise, there are no other places to sit. The view of the Alps and Lake Göscheneralp is simply stunning! Here's the video: relive.com/de/view/vQvxWdzEgBq Highlight: - Very beautiful mountain hike - Pure nature - Fantastic view of the Alps - Impressive waterfalls Lowlight: - There are only a few benches Equipment: Standard mountain gear FYI: Moderately difficult mountain hike Difficulty level: T3 (mountain hiking)

The Chelenalphütte SAC is a traditional hut located at 2,350 meters above sea level on a rocky terrace above the Chelenreuss Valley, beyond the Göscheneralpsee. It offers uninterrupted views of the surrounding granite peaks and the valley's glaciers. It can be reached in about 3.5 hours on foot from the Göscheneralp. The hut is an ideal starting point for summer hikes, climbing and combined alpine tours, such as the Sustenhorn, Gwächtenhorn and Tierberge. It is also a stop on the challenging "Five Huts Panorama Trail". There are several climbing parks in the vicinity of the hut.

Very nice alternative route from the Chelenalp hut to the glacier moraine, then along the river until you reach the mountain hiking trail towards the reservoir again. About 4 streams have to be crossed, which can be a bit icy depending on the weather (spring/autumn). In any case, we were glad we had our spikes.

The Furka Pass, at 2,429 metres high, connects the Urseren Valley in the canton of Uri with the Valais. On the ridge, you not only cross the cantonal border, but also the North Sea-Mediterranean watershed.

Very nice pass! From Realp it climbs 890 meters over 13 kilometers and ends at 2,436 meters. Challenging but very beautiful landscape!

The third pass on our tour. Crazy beautiful even if the legs were a bit tired.