No place else in Switzerland is the alteration from the sloping view of Central Switzerland to the rocky snow capped landscape so sudden or magnificent as in the Alpstein range. Strong shake creations up to more than 2500 m elevated tower up as it would be if from no place. Profound, steep-sided valleys slice through this district.
The challenging stroll from Wasserauen up to the Ebenalp offers marvelous perspectives of this intriguing climbing territory. After the first climb, you achieve the beautiful Seealp bay, with, behind it, the forceful Säntis mountain.
Roosted on the edge of a bluff as an afterthought of Santis, the Aescher is just open May-Oct–and when you get there you’ll see why. Access is a test. Begin by heading from Appenzell town to Wasserrauen, stop in the Cable Car parking area, get a rucksack or modest overnight sack, and get the auto up to Ebenalp (runs each 3 min, however close down around 6 pm). Then the fun starts–setting your feet on a cleared trail that heads downhill, you stroll for 15 min (our first excursion we didn’t peruse the aide deliberately and arranged this with wheeled sacks), through a minor door, in a steeper slope up to the passage to a cavern. Then after 100 m of “Spelunking”, yet on a cleared trail, with a solitary light sphere enlightening the way, you turn out on the edge of a precipice disregarding the valley.
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