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Basic but excellent pedestrian/cyclist bridge to avoid the bridge with motor vehicles.

Gamplüt Gondola Lift Powered by Wind and Solar Energy The Gamplüt gondola lift runs on solar power. The hot water used in the Gamplüt mountain restaurant comes from solar panels and the warm-air fireplace in the main hall. When the sun isn't shining, the wind blows. Therefore, a wind turbine generates additional electricity. For us, investing in sustainable energy is a matter of course; we care deeply about the location and nature. World's First Wind and Solar Cable Car in Toggenburg The world's only fully solar-powered gondola lift (as of 2012) is located in the Upper Toggenburg region. It connects Wildhaus with the Gamplüt alpine pasture. The lift's maximum speed is 19.8 km/h. The photovoltaic systems on the roof of the mountain restaurant and the machine hall generate approximately the same amount of electricity as the lift consumes. Text / Source: Gamplüt Gondola Lift https://www.xn--gamplt-7ya.ch/gondelbahn/die-gondelbahn-gampluet-faehrt-mit-solarstrom/

Gamplüt Mountain Restaurant / Gondola Lift Welcome to the sunny Gamplüt Mountain Restaurant, at 1357 meters above sea level, above Wildhaus in the Obertoggenburg region. Our hall, which can accommodate up to 100 people, is the ideal location for your Sunday brunch, a birthday party, a wedding, or whatever your event may be. You can reach the Gamplüt Mountain Restaurant by our solar-powered gondola lift or on foot. We are open every day of the year and have something to offer for all ages. For special occasions, we also serve raclette, fondue, or a themed buffet for up to 250 people in front of the open fireplace (advance booking required). Text / Source: Gondola Lift and Mountain Restaurant, Schönenbodenstrasse, Wildhaus https://www.xn--gamplt-7ya.ch/bergrestaurant-gampluet/

Vaduz Castle, "Landmark of Vaduz" Vaduz Castle is the landmark of Liechtenstein's capital city and is visible from afar. Vaduz Castle sits perched approximately 120 meters above the city of Vaduz. The castle's origins likely date back to the 12th century. The keep was probably one of the first structures built and was later supplemented by a residential tower. This residential tower can be dated to 1287. It is first mentioned in historical records in 1322. It came into the possession of the House of Liechtenstein in 1712 and, under the name Hohenliechtenstein, served as the seat of the Landvogtei (bailiwick) with official residences in the west wing until 1732. Afterward, it fell into increasing disrepair, and it was not until 1905 to 1912 that it underwent a thorough renovation and restoration. Prince Franz Josef II then had it expanded and made habitable. In 1939, he moved in with his family and took up permanent residence there. Visiting: The castle is not open to the public. A glimpse inside the castle can be seen in the film "Princely Moments" at the Alte Kino Vaduz (Old Cinema Vaduz). Text / Source: Official Tourism Website of the Principality of Liechtenstein https://tourismus.li/map/poi/schloss-vaduz-8fb7e6cf-99b5-4ffb-b600-9e4c66398e1f.html

Great tour, great views, highly recommended.

Small single trail on this tour (500 meters) accessible to everyone.

Beautiful views of the lower Rhine Valley, Werdenberg, Lichtenstein, and Vorarlberg. Visibility is particularly good during foehn winds.

Do this tour during the week and often you will be alone