Winter hiking trail between the mountain huts

Closed

Simple

3.2 km

1:05 h

163 mhd

165 mhd

Technique

Fitness

Highest Point 2006 m

Lowest Point 1842 m

Best Season

Jan

Feb

Mär

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Mai

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Okt

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Dez

Details

Description

The start is just above the Arflina mountain hut, where you leave the winter hiking trail to Arflinafurgga to the right. From here, the path leads at the foot of the Glattwang with a few slight ascents downhill. On this section, there is a great view across to the St. Antönier valley. After about 1.5 km of trail, you cross the sledding run and switch to the other side of the valley. Now it goes slightly uphill to the mountain hut «Heuberge». Those who want to return to the mountain hut «Arflina» still have 70 meters of ascent ahead.

Safety Note

The road to the Fideriser Heuberge is closed to private motor vehicle traffic in winter. Small buses of the Fideriser Heuberge take you from the valley station «sawmill» up to the Heuberge. The current bus timetable can be found on the website of the Fideriser Heuberge, www.heuberge.ch.

Directions

Public Transport

Enter your destination «Fideris Dorf» from your location on www.sbb.ch. Depending on the chosen route, either the PostAuto leaves from Schiers Station or from Küblis Station to the final stop. Therefore, please change at these two locations.

The old sawmill is only a few minutes' walk away. From there, the Heuberge AG buses run regularly to the Fideriser Heuberge. Tickets can be purchased on site.

The bus timetable is available here.

Travel Information

Drive to «Fideris Dorf», old sawmill, and park your car there. From there, the Heuberge AG buses run regularly to the Fideriser Heuberge.

Please note: The road to the Fideriser Heuberge is closed to private traffic in winter. In summer, driving requires a permit.

Parking

You are allowed to park your vehicle in Fideris at the old sawmill for free. From there, the Heuberge AG buses operate.

Please note: The road to the Fideriser Heuberge is closed to private traffic in winter. In summer, driving requires a permit.