The car-free wine village on Lake Walen
Quinten lies between the turquoise waters of Lake Walen and the imposing Churfirsten mountains - a small paradise with a southern flair. Thanks to the special climate, figs, kiwis and even palm trees thrive here. Accessible only by boat or on foot, Quinten is a special feature of Lake Walen. The connection from Murg to the Mediterranean Quinten is offered all year round and is also worth a trip in winter.
What makes Quinten so special?
- Car-free village that can only be reached by boat or on foot
- Mediterranean microclimate (figs, kiwis, grapes, etc. grow here)
- Quinten currently has just 47 inhabitants
- Nestled between the steep rock faces of the Churfirsten and Lake Walen
Hike to Quinten
If you would like to hike to Quinten , you can do so from Weesen or Walenstadt. If you would like to complete part of the route by boat, you can also hike from Betlis harbor. From the Quinten Au landing stage, it is a short walk to Quinten. Click on the hiking symbol for more information about the corresponding hike.
Even more Quinten
Figs, kiwis and berries grow in Quinten and can be purchased locally alongside lovingly prepared local products. For example in the Kellerlädeli. Wine is also grown in Quinten and the grapes are harvested by boat. The Alte Post wine cellar is located directly on the picturesque harbor of the winegrowing village and is therefore easily accessible by boat.