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Hiking trails are generally accessible paths that are usually intended for pedestrians. There are no specific requirements for walking on these paths. They are marked in yellow.
Mountain hiking trails are hiking trails that sometimes open up impassable terrain. They are predominantly steep and narrow and sometimes exposed. The signposts are yellow with white-red-white tips, confirmations and markings are white-red-white.
Alpine hiking trails are challenging paths. They sometimes lead through pathless terrain, over snowfields and glaciers, over scree slopes or through rock with short climbing sections. These trails require good equipment and very good surefootedness. The signposts are blue with white-blue-white tips, confirmations and markings are white-blue-white.
Stoneman Glaciara Hike: Following the success of the Stoneman Glaciara for mountain bikers, this variant is now an exclusive adventure for hikers and trail runners. Over 65 kilometers in length, 3,150 breathtaking meters in altitude, 2 valley-spanning suspension bridges, 1 spectacular ridge hike and the billions of tons of ice of the mightiest glacier in Central Europe - that's the Stoneman Glaciara Hike. You can find more information here.
Please note: Always close the gates on the hiking trails!
At eleven stations, the rocks of the Binn Valley are presented, which shape the landscape of the valley. Experiential elements such as a lithopone, a boulder or the place with the small men of stones make the trail very varied, even for children.
The hiking trail starts in the minerals village of Binn and continues along the historical path through the wild romantic Twingischlucht gorge to the «auf dem Blatt» chapel. It then goes further past the picturesque hamlet of Hockmatta to Bächerhisch
Take the postbus to Mühlebach or Steinhaus or park in Steinhaus. The starting point is at the street gallery before Steinhaus. From there, the cultural trail leads back to the village of Steinhaus and on to the former hamlet of Richulschmatt.
Follow the former road through the Twingi gorge to the Santigläis junction. Here a hiking trail leads down to the equalising basin and then up to the settlement of Ze Binne.
On a few fields in Grengiols there is a wild tulip species, which does not grow anywhere else. Every year during the second half of May the village attracts many visitors who come to admire this special tulip.
Short hike from Wasen down to the beautiful Hockmatta and on to the picturesque Steinmatten.
The hike starts in the hamlet of Ze Binne and ascends from the reservoir up to Saflischmatta, where it's worth taking a break by the charming chapel.
Follow the marked hiking trail "Wilere" in the direction of the church. Once you arrive there, follow the hiking trail in the direction of "ze Binne".
The Z'Brigg group of buildings takes its name from the river crossing. The once important settlement on the Rottenbrücke is now reduced to a few buildings.
