발렌슈타트‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 협곡

A beautiful stream with clear water, flowing down over polished rocks and through glacial mills.

to be worshipped.

Fire pit at this location

Sevelen Gorge Trail / 3.5 km circular hiking trail On this approximately 3.5 km circular hiking trail, you can experience nature and the environment in a different way. Is a glacial mill a type of coffee machine or a chicane in downhill skiing? Why is Liechtenstein actually African? And how can more than 1,300 different animals live on a single piece of wood? Bring your spirit of discovery and enjoy the mysterious atmosphere in the Geissberg Gorge or the magnificent views of our unique mountain world. The circular trail can be started from either the Glat parking lot or the town center near the civil defense installation. Simply follow the "Gorge Trail" markings and stay on these trails in the interest of nature and wildlife. The two other hiking trails, marked green and blue, offer a varied alternative to the adventure trail. Text / Source: Sevelen Municipal Administration, Hauptstrasse 54, 9475 Sevelen https://www.sevelen.ch/naturwanderungen/26930

The mysterious atmosphere in the Geissbergtobel ravine or the magnificent views of our unique mountain world. The special climate in the Geissbergtobel, namely cool, humid air, little sunlight, and barren soils, leads to a strict selection among the potential inhabitants.

Müntschenberg Grotto, Gamserberg Müntschenberg Grotto: The grotto and the Stations of the Cross to the grotto were built by Pastor Müller. Pastor Müller worked in Gams from 1934 to 1944. Unfortunately, it is not known exactly when the grotto was built. Text / Source: Catholic Church Werdenberg / Gams https://www.kathwerdenberg.ch/gams/pfarrei/unsere-kirche

Müntschenberg Grotto, Gamserberg Müntschenberg Grotto: The grotto and the Stations of the Cross to the grotto were built by Pastor Müller. Pastor Müller worked in Gams from 1934 to 1944. Unfortunately, it is not known exactly when the grotto was built.

The Sevelen Gorge Trail is really beautifully done. After rainy days, parts of the trail are very muddy, but with the necessary attention it shouldn't be a problem. Don't forget your camera and tripod if you want to take particularly impressive photos. It's worth it.