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Beautiful gorge

Water source rising from the Schrattenkalk

When the water is low (in winter) you can enter through the gap!

A view from the stone arch bridge from the first half of the 19th century down into the deep Löntschtobel is not for the faint-hearted. The trail up into the Chlüntel is a pleasure up and down. Please give the hikers the right of way 😊

Very nice path below the "Gross Band" (rock face) Tricky places are secured with ropes, some steps have been built - the path is not dangerous in dry weather. But you should already be free from giddiness, sure-footed and supervise children well. In wet weather or even ice and snow, the path is definitely not recommended.

A detour is definitely worth it.

https://youtu.be/ogWEXsFp7go Through the wilderness at the Spreitenbach Short hike through an exciting ravine The nature of the hike is twofold. On the one hand there is the ascent through the narrow ravine of the Spreitenbach, wildly romantic and also a bit demanding. On the other side, the way back over the wide slopes of the Vorderberg is rewarded with beautiful views of the Obersee and the surrounding villages. Anyone who indulges in this roller coaster ride of emotions can let the exciting ascent sink in wonderfully on the way back. Due to its proximity and shortness, the round is easy to do even on a full day, and if you have your Cervelat with you, you will certainly find a place in the cool Bachtobel where you can linger longer and let your sausage burn properly. Tip There are no supply options directly on the route. At the Landlütenhof on the Vorderberg, a little below the suggested route, a Besenbeiz invites you to linger. The starting point and destination of Lachen offers a wide range of shopping and dining options. The pretty harbor promenade can be reached on foot from the train station in a few minutes, a nice place to round off the tour with a meal. Source: outdooractive.com.../through-the-wildness-am-spreitenbach/126090580/

Beautiful stone arch bridge in the lowest part of the Löntscht trail. Further up, the hiking trail/trail runs over 4 small wooden bridges along the Löntsch to the reservoir. Below the stone arch bridge follows the imposing, deeply cut Löntschtobel.