The Alpine Pass Route, Switzerland, Europe - A Trekker's Guide
Availability
Reprinted
Cover
Paperback - PVC
Published
17 Mar 2008
Edition
Second
ISBN
9781852844059
ISBN (10)
1852844051
Size
17.2 x 11.6 x 1.5cm
Weight
280g
Pages
192
No. Maps
16
No. Photos
60
Originally Published
1 Jul 2004
Alpine Pass Route
East to west across Switzerland – From Sargans to Montreux by Kev Reynolds
Guide to the Alpine Pass Route that crosses Switzerland from east to west from the ancient town of Sargans to Montreux on the shores of Lake Geneva. Passing through the quieter Alps in the east to the Bernese Oberland, it covers some 325km of mountain and valley and crosses 16 passes with almost 18,000m of height gain in fifteen stages. More...
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Seasons
From the start of July through to September. August can be wet, and an early trek may find snow on Read More... the passes.Centres
Sargans, Elm, Linthal, Altdorf, Engelberg, Meiringen, Grindlewald, Lauterbrunnen, Kandersteg, Read More... Adelboden, Lenk, Gsteig, Mosses, MontreuxDifficulty
It's pretty tough, with some longish days and a pass (or more) every day with over 1000m of ascent.Must See
The Eiger, Monch and Jungfrau near Grindlewald, valley-pass landscapes every day, the Read More... Lauterbrunnen valley, The Oeschinensee above Kandersteg.
'The book is a complete introduction to alpine walking in Switzerland: how to get there, when to go and the route itself with accommodation, telephone numbers and suggestions of which sections can be shortened by bus.
Each stage is clearly described over about 8 pages, often with alternatives. This is a very useful guide, with its waterproof cover is small and eminently pocketable.'
Each stage is clearly described over about 8 pages, often with alternatives. This is a very useful guide, with its waterproof cover is small and eminently pocketable.'
(Austrian Alpine Club Newsletter, Spring 2006)









