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Twannbach Gorge

Stage 1: Magglingen – Twann

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  • Length

    • 10 km
    Length

  • Ascents | Descents

    • 170 m | 620 m
    Ascents | Descents

  • Duration

    • 2 h 40
    Duration

  • Technical | Fitness level

    • Easy | Easy
    Technical | Fitness level

Nº 434 Twannbach Gorge

The hike from Magglingen over the Twannberg ascent and down to Twann is a popular classic. Spectacular views from above, such as the imposing Twannbach river canyon and fairytale lanes of the wine making village Twann make this tour so appealing.

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Good to know

Good to know
    • Warning: the terrain of the gorge may be very slippery in wet weather.
    • Each year maintenance work is undertaken to ensure the footpath remains through the gorge. The funding is partly provided by an entrance fee.
    • In Reto's Glas-Atelier (glass factory), visitors will enjoy discovering and observing the work of glassblowers.
    • Mr. Blaser offers trekking tours with lamas and donkeys through the Twannbach Gorge.

Prices

Prices

  • Prices per person

    Adults

    • CHF 2.-

  • Children

    • CHF 1.-

Characteristics

Characteristics

  • City start

    • Magglingen

    City end

    • Twann

    Height Difference

    • 170 m

    Height Difference Back

    • 620 m

    Hiking Time

    • 2 h 40

    Hiking Time Back

    • 3 h 0

    Technical requirements

    • Easy (Hiking Trail)

    Physical requirements

    • Easy

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