From Sareis (Malbun) to Älplibahn (Normal route) Naafkopf 2570 m
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- Difficulty
- T3+
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- Ascent
- 3:30 h, 1200 m
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- Descent
- 5 h, 1400 m
On chamois trails to the border triangle
Naafkopf is close to the borders of Switzerland and Austria and offers a splendid view to Rätikon, Flumserberge and Churfirsten. This and the numerous ascents justify a two-day stay on this mountain. The ascent from Malbun via Pfälzerhütte (Fürstin-Gina-Weg) is an interesting approach, while the descent via Barthümeljoch, Alp Ljes and Jeninser Alp is a more romantic alternative. Now and then pathfinder skills are needed to interpret confusing markings, for example on the top: the gentle ridge from the summit down to Barthümeljoch seems to be chamois terrain, but in fact it is easy to hike down.
Route description
Additional information
- Departure point
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Sareis (FL), Bergstation (1991 m)
Bus ab Vaduz, Au bis zur Haltestelle Malbun, SMS (Talstation)
Info und Fahrplan: www.bergbahnen.li
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- End point
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Älplibahn Malans, Bergstation (1786 m)
Informationen zum Seilbahnbetrieb: www.aelplibahn.ch
Reservation empfohlen.
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- Time
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Malbun-Sareis - Pfälzerhütte - Naafkopf: 3½ h
Pfälzerhütte - Naafkopf – Älplibahn summit station: 5 h
Spending the night in Pfälzerhütte is recommended.
- Difficulty / Material
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On the stretch from Naafkopf to Barthümeljoch the trail markings are not always obvious. However, it is not difficult to reach the summit by bypassing a few rocky outcrops.
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