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On the circular hike you can discover deer, chamois and marmots with a little luck. Please note that you should be free of vertigo, as the terrain sometimes drops sharply.
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Description
From the mountain house, the Arflinafurgga is targeted, the apex between the Prättigau and the Schanfigg. Up here you not only have a beautiful view but also the certainty that more than half of the altitude meters are already behind you. More or less on the ridge it goes over to the Glattwang, where a wonderful panoramic view of the Rhine Valley, the Churfirsten and last but not least the border mountains to the Montafon, the Rätikon, opens. In the adjacent Varnezatobel, thanks to the wildlife sanctuary, many deer can often be observed.
After the summit experience, it's heuberg more leisurely back towards the Berghaus, which you can already see in the distance.
Hidden Gem
With the shuttle bus up the Heuberge, then you can go back down to the valley with the scooter or a bike bike!
Safety Note
Good sure-footedness. Average orientation ability. Elementary alpine experience.
Equipment
Good trekking shoes, with poles it goes ringer, small backpack with water bottle and a small snack. A Swiss army knife is never wrong.
Directions
Berghaus Arflina - Arflinafurgga - Hinteregg - Glattwang - Glattwangseeli - Caua - Berghaus Arflina
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Public Transport
Travel Information
Via the A13 and the N28 to Fideris. Either with your own car or with the shuttle bus (please reserve in advance) of the Fideriser Heuberge up into the Heuberge.
The permit for driving on Heubergstrasse can be purchased digitally via app (no longer by SMS). Authorisation payment with your smartphone: Permit Signalisation Parkingpay-TWINT (fideris.ch). Similarly, the driving licence can be obtained at the Fideris Sägerei valley station (blue letterbox) or at the municipality of Fideris.
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