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Gaisalpbachwasserfall – Unterer Gaisalpsee Runde von Rubi

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Gaisalpbachwasserfall – Unterer Gaisalpsee Runde von Rubi

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September 17, 2021

Gaisalpbachwasserfall – Unterer Gaisalpsee Runde von Rubi

Hard

07:01

14.9km

2.1km/h

1,180m

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Hard hike. Very good fitness required. Sure-footedness, sturdy shoes and alpine experience required. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Most people would complete this in 2-3 days

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1.08 km

Gaisalpbach Waterfalls

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Several waterways. The path runs almost parallel to the course of the river. Sturdy shoes are required. Not suitable for strollers.

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1.15 km

Not just for mountain goats. Those who enjoy walking along watercourses and like small ascents with stairs and bridges will get their money's worth here. Almost at the top, by the hydroelectric power plant, there is a beautiful waterfall.

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4.12 km

View of the Gaisalpsee waterfall

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Beautiful spectacle of nature

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4.30 km

Lower Gaisalp Lake

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The idyllic Gaisalpsee invites you to thoroughly enjoy the mountain world up here before the descent into the valley begins.

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4.62 km

View of the Lower Gaisalpsee

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The Lower Gaisalpsee is a high mountain lake at an altitude of 1,508 meters in the Allgäu Alps, northeast below the Rubihorn. The three and a half hectare lake drains …

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5.96 km

Rubihorn Summit

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The hike to the Rubihorn is well signposted and marked, but requires surefootedness and a head for heights, especially from Gaisalpsee, where the trail becomes increasingly steep and exposed in places. Some sections are secured with wire ropes.

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