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Tour to the St. Antönier Joch with a view of the Austrian Montafon and visit to the Gafiersee.
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Description
On the normal road, leave St. Antönien in a northeasterly direction and turn right at Litzirüti into the Gafia Valley. First you follow the Gafier Bach for a short time and then branch off into the Alpeltitäli, where the ascent to the St. Antönier Joch begins. At the top of the pass you stand at the border with Austria and enjoy a view over the summit sea in the Montafon. Follow the so-called smugglers' path on the border for a short distance and then branch off towards Tälli. Continue to the shimmering blue Gafiersee. Via Talegg you go down to Sunnistafel where you can stop and rest in the Edelweiss.
Tip: If you haven't had enough, walk past the lake back to the ridge and follow it to the Gafierjoch. From there, the mountain hiking trail leads over the Unghürtschuggen to Sunnistafel.
Geheimtipp
Recharge your batteries with a fine cake in the Berghaus Edelweiss and then whiz back to St. Antönien with the scooter (Trettroller). Alternatively, the Bus runs alpine from here.
Ausrüstung
Good hiking boots and mountain hiking clothing adapted to the season. In addition to tour provisions, an up-to-date hiking map, sun, rain and heat protection should also be included in the backpack.
Directions
St. Antönien Rüti - Dörfji - Alpelti - St. Antönierjoch (also called Gargällerjoch) - Gafiersee - Talegg - Sunnistafel - St. Antönien Rüti
Directions
Public Transport
With the Rhaetian Railway RhB to Schiers (90.2018) or Küblis (90.222) and by post bus to St. Antönien.
Anreise Information
On the A13 and B28 to Küblis, then turn left over the level crossing towards Pany, Luzein, St. Antönien.
Parken
In St. Antönien, all parking spaces are subject to a fee. In the car parks, you can pay with cash, the Parkingpay app or Twint. The P2 car park is located in the centre of the village, just above the church.
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