Leukerbad - Gemmi Pass
Naturpark Pfyn-Finges - The mule track was constructed by the Tyroleans in 1739/41 and leads through the Daubenwand, which even today seems insurmountable, and up to the Gemmi Pass. With a bit of luck you might see bearded vultures.
© Naturpark Pfyn-Finges
© Leukerbad Tourismus
© Leukerbad Tourismus
Leukerbad - Gemmi Pass
Season
All season
Route-information
- Length
- 4.70 km
- Amount untarred route
- 4.50 km
- Altitude difference ascent
- 950 m
- Time required
- 2 - 4h
- Level technique
- Middle
- Level condition
- Middle
Arrival
- Starting point
- Leukerbad (Altitude: 1400 m)
- Arrival by public transport (stop/station)
- Leukerbad, Bahnhof Timetable SBB
- Destination
- Gemmi (Altitude: 2350 m)
- Arrival by public transport (stop/station)
- Leukerbad, Gemmi-Bahnen Timetable SBB
Possibilities for catering
Accommodation in Leukerbad:- Hotel Residenz Paradis, + 41 (0)27 470 12 33, www.hotel-paradis.ch
Documents
The offer is suitable for
- Adults
- Children >12 years
- 50+
Contact
Naturpark Pfyn-Finges / Parc naturel Pfyn-FingesKirchstrasse 6
3970 Salgesch
Telephone +41 (0)27 452 60 60
admin@pfyn-finges.ch
https://www.pfyn-finges.ch
Leukerbad - Gemmi Pass
Leukerbad - Gemmi Pass
© Dolf Roten
Bearded vulture
The bearded vulture with a wing-span of over 2.6 metres is the largest bird in the Alps. There are numerous stories about this bird from the past, which are evidenced by old trivial names such as "chamois vulture" or "lamb vulture".
© Leukerbad Tourismus
Dauben Lake
A lake in summer - cross-country skiing in winter. There are also beautiful walks around the Dauben Lake. In winter you can do cross-country skiing or go for a beautiful winter walk.
