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Fantastic views of the Churfirsten peaks characterise the winter hike to Seebenalp.
After the BergJet gondola valley station, cross the Kinderland and the ski slope. There, take the wide footpath that goes under the FLOOMZER. At the first fork in the forest, turn right and cross the ski slope again before the second fork. Take the path straight ahead in the direction of Seebenalp.
There is always something to see on the hiking route, animal tracks in the snow, pines covered in deep snow and sometimes completely snow-covered huts. Wide winter landscapes as far as the eye can see and suddenly you are at a point where Lake Walen, or even Lake Zurich, is at your feet.
When you arrive at Seebenalp, right next to the frozen lake, a cosy restaurant awaits hungry and thirsty guests. On the other side of the lake, the striking rock of the Leist steals the show from the Churfirsten for a brief moment.
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Public Transport
Arrival by train to Unterterzen and up with the cable car Unterterzen - Tannenboden
Daily from Zurich with the S25 to Ziegelbrücke with a change to the S4 to Unterterzen
Daily from St. Gallen with the S4 directly to Unterterzen
Daily from Zurich and Chur with the RE to Walenstadt with change to bus 444 to Unterterzen
From Unterterzen, the 8-seater gondola lift takes you directly to the Flumserberg to the Tannenboden LUFAG valley station.
Arrival by train to Flums and Postbus to Flumserberg Tannenboden
Daily to Flums or Sargans, continue by bus 441 direction Flumserberg to the stop Tannenboden, cable car.
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Parking
Public parking available at the Tannenboden.
Parking is available from 07.00 to 17.00. From 17.00 to 02.00 we are allowed to leave the car for free.
After 02.00 to 07.00 a.m. there is a night parking ban. There are plenty of night parking spaces in the Tannenboden multi-storey car park or in the Tannenheim.
The night car park can be used for a fee, but camping is prohibited.
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