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살티나쉴루흐트(Saltinaschlucht) 계곡 위로 오르는 절경과 외로운 타베른탈(Taverntal) 계곡을 지나 심플론파스(Simlponpass) 고개까지 이어진다. 인상적인 역사 트레일과 브리그(Brig)의 슈톡칼퍼(Stockalper) 고성 및 고갯길 위의 호스피츠(Hospiz)같은 건물이 나타난다.

Detour / Closure

There are detours or closures along this route, for more information see https://schweizmobil.ch/en/hiking-in-switzerland/route-90/stage-1

트레일 정보

Situated in the sunny Rhone valley in the Valais, Brig is a hub of national transport routes and the northern border station to Italy. The small town has a lot to offer. Relaxing in the thermal baths, amazement in the Naters Ossuary and discoveries in the World Nature Forum are just a few of the many options. The Stockalper castle is one of the most important baroque palace buildings in Switzerland. A closer look at the three-storey arcaded courtyard is definitely worthwhile.

Leaving the town through narrow alleys and past pretty stone walls and wooden houses, the ascent starts across lush meadows which are irrigated early in the year, as is the custom almost everywhere in the Valais. In the Chräjubiel forest, the trail climbs up the steep slope in wide curves, and soon you can enjoy a beautiful view of the small town on the valley floor. In this area, the dry climate marks the pine forest and the prairie grasses.

Crossing the slope, you find yourself in the Saltina gorge on a steep rock face. The path was cut into the rock high above the Saltina stream and is secured with metal railings. Some wooden bridges lead over parts of the scree ravines. Blue markings on the ground indicate the annual double marathon from Brig to Gondo which commemorates the storm disaster of Gondo in the year 2000.

A lovely and partly well-fortified path leads through the forest deeper and deeper into the gorge. Before reaching Chalchofen, the national road, the Napoleon road and the mule track all run along very close to each other. Here, the Schallbett stop offers an ideal entry point for people who are not fond of heights or who want to shorten the stage.

Next there’s a short descent to the hamlet of Grund through the stony, dry forest on the southern slope. On the valley floor, where four valleys meet and the Ganterbach, the Taferna and the Nessulbach streams flow into the Saltina, a 17th century residential house watches over the protected floodplain.

The trail continues southwards through the middle valley. Between steep, forested slopes, the route gently but steadily climbs uphill close to the Taferna. The pretty mountain stream makes its way between huge boulders and sweeps away whole logs of wood.

After passing numerous wooden walkways and rock faces, the forest slowly clears, and the former inn "zer Taferna", made of stone, comes into view. According to legend, in the days of Stockalper, the innkeeper used to dilute the wine with water and is still atoning for the fraud in the Chaltwasser glacier which feeds the Taferna.

Soon after, the valley opens up and the Taferna branches out. The path now leads to the western slope and begins to ascend in serpentines along the Hobschugrabe. On the opposite slope, the covered road winds along the hillside. Between the Simplon-Blick restaurant and the Simplon eagle high above, a landmark of the region, the trail rejoins the pass road and reaches the stage destination on the Simplon pass.

즐거운 여행에는 신중한 계획이 꼭 필요하다. 경로 및 기상 조건에 대해 지역 정보 센터에서 미리 확인해 보자. 계절 및 기상 조건에 따라 코스가 막혀있거나 중간중간 끊겨 있을 수 있다.

기술 정보

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출발지
브리그
목적지
심플론파스
고도에 따른 분류 - 방향
알프스, 일방
고도(해발)
1000 m
오르막
1600 m
내리막
260 m
거리
12 km
소요시간
5 h 20 min
되돌아 갈 때 소요 시간
4 h
난이도
쉬움
체력 수준
어려움
시즌
6월 - 10월
테마
파노라마 뷰, 고개를 넘어
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거리

12 km

소요시간

5 h 20 min

오르막

1600 m

여행 정보: 브리그