View of Seerenbach Falls – Talalpsee loop from Filzbach
View of Seerenbach Falls – Talalpsee loop from Filzbach
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View of Seerenbach Falls – Talalpsee loop from Filzbach
04:02
11.1km
660m
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Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.
Last updated: July 30, 2026
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Start point
Bus stop
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1.17 km
Reutegg Viewing Platform: View of Walensee, Seerenbach Falls, and Churfirsten
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A natural spectacle near Betlis. With a drop of almost 600 m, the Seerenbach Falls are one of the highest waterfalls in Europe. At the same time, the middle waterfall, with a drop of 305 m, is considered one of the highest free-falling waterfalls in Switzerland. Immediately below the impact zone of the Seerenbach cascade, the Rin Spring emerges from the mountain and cascades over a 45 m high cliff into the Seerenbach River. The Rin Spring is one of the largest underground river systems in Europe. The water from the Rin Spring originates in the Toggenburg region and flows through the many kilometers-long cave system of the Churfirsten Mountains in just a few hours. During snowmelt and after heavy rainfall, up to 40,000 liters of water per second rush into the Seerenbach Gorge; during periods of low rainfall, the Rin Spring can even dry up.
Text / Source: UNESCO World Heritage Site Office, Tectonic Arena Sardona, Städtchenstrasse 45, Sargans
unesco-sardona.ch/erlebnis/seerenbchfaelle-und-rinquelle
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View of Seerenbach Falls
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A natural spectacle near Betlis. With a drop of almost 600 m, the Seerenbach Falls are one of the highest waterfalls in Europe. At the same time, the middle waterfall, with a drop of 305 m, is considered one of the highest free-falling waterfalls in Switzerland. Immediately below the impact zone of the Seerenbach cascade, the Rin Spring emerges from the mountain and cascades over a 45 m high cliff into the Seerenbach River. The Rin Spring is one of the largest underground river systems in Europe. The water from the Rin Spring originates in the Toggenburg region and flows through the many kilometers-long cave system of the Churfirsten Mountains in just a few hours. During snowmelt and after heavy rainfall, up to 40,000 liters of water per second rush into the Seerenbach Gorge; during periods of low rainfall, the Rin Spring can even dry up.
Text / Source: UNESCO World Heritage Site Office, Tectonic Arena Sardona, Städtchenstrasse 45, Sargans
unesco-sardona.ch/erlebnis/seerenbchfaelle-und-rinquelle
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5.14 km
Bergbeizli Talalpsee (restaurant)
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5.86 km
Campfire Site by the Lake
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6.35 km
Talalpsee
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7.26 km
Habergschwänd–Charen Trail
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8.05 km
Habergschwänd Mountain Restaurant & Chairlift Station
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8.09 km
Top station of the Habergschwänd aerial cableway
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11.1 km
End point
Bus stop
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
5.17 km
2.96 km
2.59 km
322 m
< 100 m
Surfaces
7.51 km
2.04 km
830 m
488 m
129 m
< 100 m
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Elevation
Highest point (1,280 m)
Lowest point (700 m)
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