Liechtenstein & The Alps
Detailed trail guides for all levels — from first-time hikers to seasoned alpinists. Liechtenstein and the mountains around it.
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Hand-picked routes for your next alpine adventure.
T3 Liechtenstein
A steep, direct climb from Balzers through forest, along a limestone cliff face and across the Guschatobel bridge, finishing at the abandoned Walser settlement of Guscha perched beneath the Gir massif.
T2 Liechtenstein
A varied climb from Balzers through forest, past limestone cliffs and the alpine pasture of Alp Lida, finishing at the Regitzerspitz summit at 1,135 m — with a dramatic exposed cliff edge and wide views over the Rhine Valley.
T2 Liechtenstein
An out-and-back from Malbun past the Saas Seeli to the Schönberg summit at 2,104 m — with sweeping views over Liechtenstein's mountains and the surrounding Alps.
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T4 Liechtenstein
A full-day ridge traverse from St. Luzisteig via Guscha to three summits — Wörznerhorn (1,715 m), Mittlerspitz (1,897 m), and Mittagsspitz (1,857 m) — with an exposed cable-assisted ridge between the final two peaks and sweeping views over the Rhine Valley.
T2 Liechtenstein
A varied climb from Balzers through forest, past limestone cliffs and the alpine pasture of Alp Lida, finishing at the Regitzerspitz summit at 1,135 m — with a dramatic exposed cliff edge and wide views over the Rhine Valley.
T2 Liechtenstein
An out-and-back from Malbun past the Saas Seeli to the Schönberg summit at 2,104 m — with sweeping views over Liechtenstein's mountains and the surrounding Alps.
T3 Liechtenstein
A steep, direct climb from Balzers through forest, along a limestone cliff face and across the Guschatobel bridge, finishing at the abandoned Walser settlement of Guscha perched beneath the Gir massif.