Peaceful panorama hike from Paxmal to Tschingla Alp and Lüsis through art and nature (2024/07/19) скачать в хорошем качестве

Peaceful panorama hike from Paxmal to Tschingla Alp and Lüsis through art and nature (2024/07/19)

This T2-level panorama hike offers not just breathtaking views but also a touch of culture and the rustic charm of a mountain guest house. My 83-year-old mother, an avid hiker, had always wanted to visit Paxmal and spend a night at Alp Tschingla. The hike from Paxmal to Tschingla Alp takes about 2 hours and 15 minutes, followed by an easy one-hour walk to Lüsis. Paxmal is a non-religious peace monument, created by the artist and pacifist Karl Bickel between 1924 and 1949. Situated high above the Walensee, with the Churfirsten mountain range as a backdrop, it’s a place that exudes tranquility and awe. To reach it, we reserved the Walenstadt Taxi for the drive up. Though the weather forecast promised sunshine with only a few clouds, mountain weather is unpredictable, and a storm soon rolled in across the lake. My mother, draped in her white rain cover, looked ghostly enough to startle the curious young cows we passed along the way. Staying at Tschingla Alp was a delightful experience, full of rustic charm. On the second day, the walk to Lüsis was a short and pleasant hour. Once there, we called the taxi again to pick us up at the Lüsis restaurant. Not many taxi companies would dare take on the adventurous road down into the valley—hats off to the driver! Important Notice for Viewers: These hiking tours are for experienced hikers and adventure enthusiasts. As the content creator, I want to ensure your safety and informed decision-making: Difficulty Levels: I use the T-rating system to categorize hikes, but keep in mind that they can be subjective. Do your research and evaluate your abilities before attempting any hike. Physical Fitness: Consult a medical professional if you have health concerns, as these tours require a high level of fitness. Time Estimates: Actual hike durations may vary. Be prepared for longer outings. Vertigo and Fear of Heights: Some hikes involve heights and narrow paths. If you have vertigo or fear of heights, exercise caution or choose different trails. Safety Precautions: Prioritize safety, inform someone of your plans, carry essential gear, and be prepared for changing conditions. Respect Nature: Follow trail etiquette, dispose of trash properly, and respect local regulations and wildlife. Trail Conditions: Conditions can change. Stay alert and turn back if you encounter hazards. Disclaimer of Liability: This video is for information and entertainment. I'm not liable for injuries or losses during these hikes. By choosing to try the trails I present, you acknowledge the inherent risks and your responsibility for your safety. Stay Safe and Enjoy the Trails!