Sulzfluh Trail

After the start in Partnun you climb over lush pastures up to the entrance of the Gamstobel. A small rock step secured with wire ropes requires concentration before the path runs steeply and through the loose scree also strenuous in the direction of Sulzfluh. Arrived at point 2698, it is worth a detour to the 2817m high Sulzfluh summit. The panorama compensates for all the effort. Over the extensive and barren karst terrain you follow the Karrenfeld along the border with Austria in the direction of Tilisunahütte. The terrain is again lovely green. After a short detour to the Tilisunahütte, it goes up to the Grüen Fürggli, where the national border back to Switzerland is also located. Now it goes down the karst caves and flat limestone walls with a view of the crystal clear Partnunsee. Passing the lake on the right, you will soon reach the starting point Partnun again.

About the author:
Stephan Hugenschmidt is the winner and course record holder of the Eiger Ultra, Zugspitz Ultratrail and Madrisa Trail. Stephan lives in Grüsch and knows the trails in Prättigau like his pocket. He particularly loves the fact that the trails are not overcrowded in Prättigau and that you can spend hours in an intact nature.

Take the Rhaetian Railway to Schiers or Küblis and the Postbus to St. Antönien. Timetable. Some of the courses go to the Rüti stop, the other courses to St. Antönien Platz (village). From St. Antönien Rüti you can use the bus Alpin to Partnun. 

To timetable