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Tarife Einheimisch - Sommer 2021 Wanderungen Erwachsen Kind CHF CHF 5-Seen-Wanderung 23.00 11.50 (Pizolhütte retour) Panorama-Höhenweg 23.00 11.50 (Laufböden oder Pizolhütte retour) 2-Seen-Wanderung (Bad Ragaz – Pardiel retour + 21.00 10.50 einfache Fahrt SB Laufböden) Garmil-Höhenwanderung 21.00 10.50 (Wangs – Gaffia retour) Heidipfad/Edelweissweg 18.00 9.00 (Bad Ragaz – Pardiel retour) Wasserwald/MounTeens 18.00 9.00 (Wangs – Furt retour) Einzelsektionen Erwachsen Kind CHF CHF Bad Ragaz – Pardiel (einfach) * 12.50 6.00 Bad Ragaz – Laufböden (einfach) * 15.00 7.50 Pardiel – Laufböden (einfach) * 8.50 4.00 Pardiel – Laufböden (retour) 10.00 5.00 Wangs – Maienberg (einfach) * 8.00 4.00 Wangs – Maienberg (retour) 10.50 5.00 Wangs – Furt (einfach) * 12.50 6.00 Wangs – Gaffia (einfach) * 13.50 6.50 Wangs – Pizolhütte (einfach) * 15.00 7.50 Maienberg – Furt (einfach) 8.00 4.00 Maienberg – Furt (retour) 10.50 5.00 Furt – Gaffia (einfach) * 8.00 4.00 Furt – Gaffia (retour) 9.00 4.50 Furt – Pizolhütte (einfach) * 8.50 4.00 Furt – Pizolhütte (retour) 10.00 5.00 Gaffia – Pizolhütte (einfach) * 8.00 4.00 Gaffia – Pizolhütte (retour) 9.00 4.50 *Gleicher Preis bei entgegengesetzter Fahrtrichtung. Familienkarte Ganze Familie CHF Heidipfad/Edelweissweg 45.00 (Bad Ragaz – Pardiel retour) Berg- & Talfahrt für Familien Wasserwald/MounTeens Detektiv Weg 45.00 mit 2 Erwachsenen und allen (Wangs – Furt retour) eigenen Kindern bis 17 Jahre Panorama-Höhenweg 58.00 (Laufböden od. Pizolhütte retour) Stand: 01.07.2021 Tarife Einheimisch - Sommer 2021 Fussgänger-Abos Erwachsen Kind CHF CHF Fussgänger-Abo Sommer 132.00 66.00 Fussgänger-Abo ganzjährig (21/22) 227.00 104.00 Tageskarte 27.50 13.50 Tarife Bike & Hund CHF Bike-Transport 1 x mit allen Anlagen 5.00 Bike-Transport 3 x mit allen Anlagen 15.00 innerhalb von 2 Tagen Bike-Transport Saisonabo 65.00 Hund Tageskarte 5.00 Hund Jahresabo 65.00 Tarifhinweise: • Die Bahn- und Liftkarten sind persönlich und nicht übertragbar • Altersbegrenzungen: Kind 6 bis 17 Jahre, Erwachsen ab 18 Jahre • Kinder mit Junior-/Kinder-Mitfahrkarte in Begleitung der Eltern oder einer erwachsenen Person gratis (gilt nicht für Pauschalen) • Bezahlung mit Kreditkarte, EC, REKA, in Euro und Schweizer Franken • CHF-Euro: Kursänderungen vorbehalten • Parkplatz Bad Ragaz/Wangs 45 Minuten gratis: CHF 5.00/Tag; (in Wangs Parkscheibe hinterlegen) • Pauschalen sind mit anderen Rabatten nicht kumulierbar • Keine Barauszahlung auf Gutscheine möglich • Einheimisch-Tarif wird nur mit gültigem Einheimisch-Ausweis gewährt. Einheimisch-Gemeinden: Bad Ragaz, Fläsch, Jenins, Maienfeld, Mels, Pfäfers, Sargans, Vilters-Wangs, Wartau • Tarifänderungen sowie Irrtümer und Berechnungsfehler bleiben vorbehalten • alle Preise inkl. gesetzlicher MwSt. Stand: 01.07.2021 .

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