Rhine Gorge Hike: Ruinaulta Sut (656.1)

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Medium

21.4 km

6:50 h

917 mhd

914 mhd

Rheinschlucht Wanderung: Ruinaulta Sut (656.1) (oua_66048707_image)

Rheinschlucht Wanderung: Ruinaulta Sut (656.1) (oua_66048709_image)

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Rheinschlucht Wanderung: Ruinaulta Sut (656.1) (oua_66048714_image)

The Rhine Gorge is known as the "Grand Canyon" of Switzerland. The wild and natural gorge with the open gravel banks offers a habitat for rare birds and the vast forests are famous for the variety of orchids.

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Wegpunkte

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Technique

Fitness

Highest Point 938 m

Lowest Point 605 m

Best Season

Jan

Feb

Mär

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Okt

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Start

Trin Digg

Destination

Trin Digg

Coordinates

46.82685, 9.35096

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Description

The challenging hike starts in the small mountain village of Trin Digg and leads via Ransun down into the Rhine Gorge to the Versam/Safien train station. From the station, the trail leads uphill to the Islabord viewing platform, where you can enjoy a beautiful view over the Rhine Gorge. From Islabord the trail leads via Versam village to the viewing platforms Spitg and Zault back to Trin Station. Crossing the spectacular Hägebrücke bridge, you will experience a breathtaking view of the Rhine. After about 45 minutes you return to the starting point Trin Digg.

Snowline map

While at higher altitudes there is at best already snow, the trails in the valley are still free of snow. Our interactive snow depth map helps you to plan your tour. Here you can see at a glance at www.flims.com/schneesituation where you can already expect snow on the paths and trails and where you can still be on the road without getting cold feet.

Geheimtipp

Pack barbecues - there are various barbecue areas that are wonderfully located on the Rhine.

Sicherheitshinweis

Surefootedness

Ausrüstung

Good hiking shoes with good tread or trekking shoes, weather appropriate clothing (rain jacket/sun protection), drink, possibly food, possibly hiking poles.