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Very beautiful hiking area. Trails in all directions

Interesting route, pleasant climb

An extremely suitable starting point (free parking and public transport) for wonderful hikes to the highest point in Aargau, Geissfluegrat, even with a summit book, or in the other direction to Wasserflue with a fantastic view. You can cross three cantons here with little effort. If you can, you should avoid weekends and public holidays. There are a lot of people on the road and the motorcyclists are a particular nuisance, racing up and down the road at extremely high speeds and with a noise like that at the Nürburgring. "Safety first" is literally a foreign word for some people.

Free, very large car park at Salhöhe (or Saalhöhe). You can also arrive by bus. Restaurant on site with a fun-decorated garden. Particular caution is required on public holidays due to (speeding) motorbike riders (including in the car park).

This pass in the canton of Aargau connects Aarau and Frick. Thanks to the parallel Staffelegg, which takes most of the traffic, this pass has relatively little traffic. Located just below the Wasserflue mountain (866 m), there are many hiking opportunities.

A very nice easy hike. Hiking poles are an advantage. Sure-footedness is essential. There are very beautiful viewpoints and fantastic views of the Alps. Especially at the height of the Wasserflue, the view of the Alps is a dream. There is also a very large bench where you can take a break at the same time. There are a few barbecue areas along the way where you can relax and grill something. The Salhöhe is a pass in the Swiss Jura at an altitude of 787 m above sea level. M. and a maximum gradient of 10.5%. It connects the towns of Kienberg and Erlinsbach. The Salhöhe forms the cantonal border between the cantons of Aargau and Solothurn. At the starting point there is the well-known Saalhöhe Restaurant where you can go for something to eat or drink. I found the following highlights of the hike: - Always great viewpoints of the Alps - If you go early in the morning you can enjoy nature even more and take it easy. Important: This hike starts directly from the public parking lot. (Toll-free) FYI: Moderately difficult hike Difficulty level: T1 (hiking)

The former supply route for the fortifications built in the Hauenstein area during the First World War runs between Ifenthal and the Belchenflue. As the “Hauenstein Fortification” they are part of recent Swiss history. The aim of the building was to prevent enemy incursions into the Swiss plateau and to protect the Olten railway junction. Immediately after the general mobilization on August 1, 1914, soldiers began construction. This mountain road has existed in practically unchanged form since 1915, the year it was completed. The most striking section is between the Chambersberg and the Belchenflue, where the road had to be built into the rock. Other engineering structures worth mentioning are dry-walled retaining walls and drainage and, finally, the numerous colorful cantonal coats of arms and troop inscriptions that commemorate the builders. The well-preserved monument of handcrafted road construction resembles Alpine mountain passes in many places and offers numerous viewpoints into the Central Plateau. At the end you will find the viewpoint on the Belchenflue.

Good starting or end point for various hikes, accessible by bus, restaurant available