Hiking
Valünaweg
Steg FL–Steg FL
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Valünaweg
Steg FL–Steg FL
The Principality of Liechtenstein offers plenty of sightseeing attractions. One of the idyllic routes leads from the tiny, peaceful village of Steg to Valüna. The stretch is set in a wonderful natural world and offers unadulterated relaxation.
From Steg, the countryside is festooned with gentle walking and field paths. The first eye-catcher is the crystal-clear Stausee lake, its shores in places flat and easily accessible, in others overgrown with wild vegetation. The route continues alongside the Valünerbach (stream) passing royal woodland and glades.
Here and there, huge cliffs tower up out of the forested area while you follow the route alongside the water and into the valley. On the horizon, the impressive panorama is rounded off by the mountain chain. After crossing a pretty wooden bridge over the Valünerbach (stream) the route continues to the Valünahütte (hut). An inviting spot to take a break and enjoy some refreshment.
The Valünahütte (hut) has sturdy wooden tables and benches, perfect for a comfortable break. Particularly fascinating is the view from the hut to the rear end of the valley. After enjoying the long-distance views, you return to Steg on the same route.
Here and there, huge cliffs tower up out of the forested area while you follow the route alongside the water and into the valley. On the horizon, the impressive panorama is rounded off by the mountain chain. After crossing a pretty wooden bridge over the Valünerbach (stream) the route continues to the Valünahütte (hut). An inviting spot to take a break and enjoy some refreshment.
The Valünahütte (hut) has sturdy wooden tables and benches, perfect for a comfortable break. Particularly fascinating is the view from the hut to the rear end of the valley. After enjoying the long-distance views, you return to Steg on the same route.
The Principality of Liechtenstein offers plenty of sightseeing attractions. One of the idyllic routes leads from the tiny, peaceful village of Steg to Valüna. The stretch is set in a wonderful natural world and offers unadulterated relaxation.
From Steg, the countryside is festooned with gentle walking and field paths. The first eye-catcher is the crystal-clear Stausee lake, its shores in places flat and easily accessible, in others overgrown with wild vegetation. The route continues alongside the Valünerbach (stream) passing royal woodland and glades.
Here and there, huge cliffs tower up out of the forested area while you follow the route alongside the water and into the valley. On the horizon, the impressive panorama is rounded off by the mountain chain. After crossing a pretty wooden bridge over the Valünerbach (stream) the route continues to the Valünahütte (hut). An inviting spot to take a break and enjoy some refreshment.
The Valünahütte (hut) has sturdy wooden tables and benches, perfect for a comfortable break. Particularly fascinating is the view from the hut to the rear end of the valley. After enjoying the long-distance views, you return to Steg on the same route.
Here and there, huge cliffs tower up out of the forested area while you follow the route alongside the water and into the valley. On the horizon, the impressive panorama is rounded off by the mountain chain. After crossing a pretty wooden bridge over the Valünerbach (stream) the route continues to the Valünahütte (hut). An inviting spot to take a break and enjoy some refreshment.
The Valünahütte (hut) has sturdy wooden tables and benches, perfect for a comfortable break. Particularly fascinating is the view from the hut to the rear end of the valley. After enjoying the long-distance views, you return to Steg on the same route.
Length | Number of stages
7 km
| 1 Stage
Ascent | Descent
140 m | 140 m
Hiking time
2 h 00 min
Grade | Fitness level
medium
(for wheelchair users)
|
difficult
(for wheelchair users)
Hints
General information
The sightseeing attractions and overnight accommodation suggested by Switzerland Mobility are not necessarily wheelchair accessible. More information on accessibility is found at www.procap.ch/tourisme-inclusif or www.rollihotel.ch.
Obstacle-free routes, grade of difficulty see PDF.
Obstacle-free routes, grade of difficulty see PDF.
Details
PDFArrival | return travel
Barrier-free travel / public transport
From Sargans low-floor buses (Route 12) travel to the Vaduz Post bus stop. From there low-floor buses travel to Steg FL, Tunnel (Route 21).
Wheelchair-suitable parking spaces
There is a large car park at the Steg FL, Tunnel bus stop, however without any official wheelchair-suitable parking spaces.
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km0 - km0.9
A road leads from the Steg FL, Tunnel bus stop to the Stausee lake.
WC at Stausee (lake)
At km0.9 is a public toilet where the ladies' WC is wheelchair accessible. WC info: door width 89cm; movement area (DxB) 130x80cm; seat height 44cm; hand grips, left movable, right fixed; access left; mirror height 135cm; washbasin underside clearance 70cm.
km0.9 - km3.6
A gravel path starts at km0.9. This has for the most part an uphill 6% gradient, apart from two places with an uphill 10% gradient over stretches approx. 150m and 200m in length.
Restaurant Valüna
The Valuna Hut at km3.6 has refreshment possibilities as well as a wheelchair-accessible WC. WC info: door width 87cm; movement area: 100x220cm; seat height: 48cm; hand grips, left none, right movable; access right; mirror height 140cm; washbasin underside clearance: 70cm / open daily June - October according to weather (please phone in advance to make sure).
Tel. +41 (0)79 272 56 35
Cattle gate
At km1.8 is a gate which may be closed on some days because of cattle drives. You are then dependent on the help of an accompanying person to open and close the gate. Information on whether the cattle gate is open or closed can be obtained by phoning Tel. +41 (0)79 272 56 35).
km3.6 - km7.2
The return journey follows the same route.
Arrival | return travel
Barrier-free return journey / public transport
From Steg FL, Tunnel, low-floor buses (Route 21) travel to Vaduz, Post, the Sargans and Buchs SG support railway stations are reached with low-floor buses (both Bus Route 12).
Contact
Procap Reisen & Sport
Frohburgstrasse 4
4600 Olten
Tel. +41 (0)62 206 88 30
tourismus@procap.ch
www.procap.ch/tourismus-inklusiv
Frohburgstrasse 4
4600 Olten
Tel. +41 (0)62 206 88 30
tourismus@procap.ch
www.procap.ch/tourismus-inklusiv
