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F2 AlpnessTrail Stage 12: Grubenberg – Jaun Pass

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Intermediate
3h58min
12466m
One way
+400m
-723m

Description

The AlpnessTrail opens up a circular route of 13 stages over the Alps of the Saanenland and the Obersimmental for long-distance hikers.
Stories about Borders and Ridges “Above Abländschen, a very remote place, rises a huge rock mass, without trees, without greenery, something of the most terrible and threatening!” This description of the Gastlosen mountain range dates back to 1814. Meanwhile, they no longer live up to their frightening name and have long since become a mecca for climbers and hikers. These limestone teeth are also the landmark of the small mountain village of Abländschen, which politically belongs to the municipality of Saanen. After descending into the valley floor, the route follows the cantonal border up to the Jaun Pass. Highlights - Be on the way at sunrise, with the Gastlosen in the morning light - Pause in the charming little church in Abländschen with only 30 seats and review the tour so far Host at the stage destination: [www.campingjaunpass.swiss](https://www.campingjaunpass.swiss/)

Transport

The holiday region of Gstaad is located in the southwest of Switzerland, directly on the border with the French-speaking part of the country. The region is easily accessible by train or car from the Thun Lake region, the Lake Geneva area, and the Gruyère region. Direct connections to the European high-speed train network and to all international airports in Switzerland guarantee a time-saving and pleasant journey. On the page [Arrival and Public Transport](https://www.gstaad.ch/service/anreise-oev.html) at gstaad.ch, you will find detailed arrival information.

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