9 things we love about the Tamina Valley
Tamina Valley
Let the Tamina Valley inspire you! Between wild and romantic gorges, historic thermal springs and breathtaking mountain scenery, here are 9 highlights you shouldn't miss. Find out what makes the Tamina Valley in Heidiland so special - and plan your next adventure!
A winter fairy tale
When a white carpet covers the valley in winter, cross-country skiers are in their element in the Tamina Valley.
Up the mountain
Hardly known, but all the more worthwhile: a small mountain railroad takes visitors to the natural paradise on the Vättnerberg in comfort.
First class view
From St. Margrethenberg, the viewing platform on the Pizalun can also be reached on snowshoes in winter.
Work of art at lofty heights
A must-see: The largest arch bridge in Switzerland connects the two villages of Pfäfers and Valens.
How about a hike?
Hikes in the UNESCO World Heritage Site Sardona Tectonic Arena or to the Taminaschlucht (Tamina Gorge). In the Tamina Valley, you’ll find unspoiled nature and majestic views.
On the trail of the Walser
The Walser settlement, which is over 750 years old, is now a popular excursion destination with a restaurant and overnight accommodation.
Insights into the world heritage
Nowhere else in the world are the processes of Alpine folding more visible than here, for example at the Windegg viewpoint.
Wild nature
If you long for nature, the Tamina Valley is the place to be. Among other things, bearded vultures can be observed in the wild here.
Firmly in the saddle
The Tamina Valley is great for exploring by e-bike. The tour over the Kunkels Pass is particularly popular.
Paths to thermal water
There are many routes leading to the “ Taminaschlucht (Tamina Gorge) ” and the “Altes Bad Pfäfers,” including those from Valens and Pfäfers.
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