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Very pleasant from the St. Gallen side,… slightly uphill from AR,…..

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The Steinach River's gradient has been used by the town's mills since ancient times. The Mühleggbahn, opened in 1893 as a water-ballast cable car, was later converted first into a cog railway and then into an inclined lift. It covers a distance of 323 meters and overcomes a height difference of approximately 70 meters.

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Colloquially, this bridge is called "Ganggelibrugg" because it sways slightly (ganggelet) due to its light construction.

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The descent and ascent are characterized by a wild mix of two streams, the Rotbach, which flows into the Sitter. Wildly romantic, subject to the changing times, constantly changing.

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Right on the edge of the old town is this small Mülenen gorge with waterfall, in St Gallen

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Instead of taking the train, it is worth taking the path through the "Mülenen Gorge". The path follows the water, which thunders into the depths, and crosses the stream twice.

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Impressive contemporary witness to how small power plants used to be built.

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A beautiful path in varied nature with an old power plant.

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Super great gorge, an approx. 300m long wooden path

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The ideal way to spend a warm summer day... take your swimming costume with you

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Baden

The bridge has a gradient of about 4% from the Appenzeller in the direction of St. Gallen.

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Small bridge over the mill gorge and the waterfall

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At the lower end of the valley - according to legend - Saint Gallus is said to have stumbled and fallen on thorns. He saw this as a sign from God and built a hermitage here. The city of St. Gallen grew out of this hermitage. The Collegiate Church of St. Gallen is just north of this narrow basin, where the Steinach is canalised today. The town's mills have been in operation since early times in the valley immediately in front of the former miller's gate in the south of the town. That's where the name comes from. Historically, the name was written without an "h", but both spellings can now be found. Possibly influenced by Müller's spelling, there are also spellings with a double L. Several of the old houses in the gorge still exist, but water wheels are no longer found. The Mülenen Gorge was the city's first industrial district. By the beginning of the 19th century at the latest, further industrialization had to be shifted to St. Georgen above the gorge for reasons of space. This is where the machine factories that are important for St. Gallen embroidery were built. Since the path through the gorge was steep and arduous and still is today, a cable car was built in 1893 with the Mühleggbahn, which leads directly from the monastery to the Müleggweiher pond at the upper end of the gorge. The existing water of the Steinach was ideal for the construction of a water weight cable car. (Source: "Wikipedia")

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great adventurous path, it doesn't get boring here while running

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Wissbach Gorge The Wissbach Gorge is a wildly romantic side valley of the Glatt between Gossau, Flawil and Degersheim. A covered wooden walkway leads hikers safely through the gorge. A paradise for families with children. Text / Source: Outdooractive https://www.outdooractive.com/de/route/wandern/ostschweiz-liechtenstein/gossau-wissbachschlucht-flawil/23425302/

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Shady by the trees and cooling from the water masses.

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Nice short trail with a great waterfall

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Small gorge south / above the old town. A good way to escape the hustle and bustle of the city.

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Great hiking trail along the creek and the E-Werk

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