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

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.

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

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.

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

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.

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

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