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Marked Trail Erner Galen Trail Erner Galen Trail Time 2.0 h Distance 4.0 km Altitude at the start1777 m. ü. M. Altitude at the end2240 m. ü. M. lowest point 1777 m. ü. M. highest point 2240 m. ü. M. Ascent - Difference in altitude663 m 3995 Ernen (VS) Trail details Description The start board is located at close to the mountain hotel Chäserstatt. Over dreamlike snowy slopes and through gnarled larch forests you reach the Erner Galen at 2240m. On the varied trail you pass the prealps of Heixunalp and Lärch before you reach the Schäre. Highlight Fantastic ascent through gnarled larch forests How to get there by public Fromtransport Geneva/Lausanne/Basel/Zurich/Bern with the Swiss Federal Railways (SBB) to Brig and with the Matterhorn Gotthard Bahn to Fiesch. From Fiesch with the post bus to Ernen and then to Mühlebach. From Eastern and Central Switzerland with the SBB to Andermatt and with the Matterhorn Gotthard Railway to Fiesch. From Fiesch with the post bus to Ernen and then to Mühlebach. How to get there by car Via the motorway from Lausanne-Sion-Sierre-Brig-Ernen-Mühlebach Through the Lötschberg tunnel by car transport: Bern-Kandersteg-Goppenstein-Gampel-Brig-Ernen-Mühlebach. Through the Furka Tunnel by car transport: Eastern and Central Switzerland-Göschenen-Andermatt-Realp-Oberwald-Fiesch-Ernen-Mühlebach. Car transport Furka: Realp-Oberwald in winter approx. every 30 minutes. Lötschberg car transport: Kandersteg-Goppenstein, approx. every 30 minutes Region http://www.landschaftspark-binntal.ch 1 / 3 Marked Trail Erner Galen Trail 2 / 3 Marked Trail Erner Galen Trail Adressen Contact Tourismusverein Landschaftspark Binntal +41 27 971 50 55 Hengert 3 [email protected] 3995 Ernen http://www.ernen.ch/tourismus Where to rent snowshoes Berg- und Schneesportcenter Ernen/Brig +41 27 971 25 25 3995 Ernen [email protected] http://www.schneesportcenter.ch Restaurants B&B Bergland Produkte +41 27 971 23 60 3995 Ernen [email protected] http://www.bergland.ch Berghaus Chäserstatt +41 (0)27 971 23 98 3995 Mühlebach [email protected] http://www.berghaus-chaeserstatt.ch Gasthaus Jägerheim +41 27 971 11 31 3995 Ausserbinn [email protected] http://www.jaegerheim.ch Hotel-Pension-Restaurant Moosji +41 27 971 14 41 3995 Mühlebach [email protected] http://www.moosji.ch Hotel-Restaurant Alpenblick +41 27 971 15 37 3995 Ernen [email protected] http://www.alpenblick-ernen.ch Hotel-Speiserestaurant Walliserkanne +41 (0)27 971 27 88 3995 Ernen Pension / Café-Restaurant Mühlebach +41 27 971 50 00 3995 Mühlebach [email protected] www.residenz-muehlebach.ch Tea-Room/Bäckerei Frid +41 27 971 33 32 3995 Ernen [email protected] www.baeckerei.ernen.ch Tourismusverein Landschaftspark Binntal +41 27 971 50 55 Hengert 3 [email protected] 3995 Ernen http://www.ernen.ch/tourismus 3 / 3.

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