Hike from Vättnerberg to Muntaluna
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The hike leads us from the mountain station of the Vättnerberg cable car past the Rindersäss to the Muntaluna summit. We are rewarded with a phenomenal view.
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Description
You can still enjoy the first altitude meters quite relaxed with the cable car. Upon arrival at the mountain station, you already start above the tree line. The path takes you through a lush green high plateau. At first, the path is still gravelly, but after a while, it turns into a narrow trail. You follow this past grazing cows and colorful flowers. Throughout the entire route, you have a wonderful view of the mountain panorama. When you reach the summit, a dreamlike atmosphere awaits you. Enjoy the view and treat yourself to a break before heading back down the same way. Above the mountain station, you can rest on a bench again and let the mountain panorama take effect. Then take the cable car back down to the valley.
Hidden Gem
The homemade elderberry syrup spritzer at the Seilerhütte restaurant is worth a visit.
Equipment
Day hiking backpack (approx. 20 liters) with rain cover, sturdy and comfortable footwear, weather-appropriate and durable clothing in a layering system, if necessary trekking poles, sun and rain protection, supplies and drinking water, first aid kit, pocket knife, mobile phone, if necessary headlamp, maps
Directions
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Directions
Public Transport
From Bad Ragaz station, you can take the hourly bus towards Vättis. From the bus stop, it is about a 30-minute walk to the valley station of the cable car.
Travel Information
The valley station of the Vättnerberg cable car can be reached by car via Bad Ragaz, Pfäfers or over the Taminabrücke, Valens and further towards Vättis in about 30 minutes by car.
Parking
Public parking is available at the valley station of the Vättnerberg cable car.
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