Snowshoe route from Sellamatt to the Zinggen pub via Mittelstofel

Follow the pink signposts with the number 721.

Snowshoes, telescopic poles with large baskets, avalanche equipment with transceiver, probe and shovel, day hiking backpack (approx. 30 liters) with rain cover, possibly with avalanche airbag, comfortable and waterproof winter boots or sturdy hiking boots that fit into the snowshoe bindings, possibly gaiters, warm and durable clothing in a multi-layer principle, ski jacket and pants, hat / headband, scarf, gloves, possibly ski goggles, sun and rain protection, provisions and drinking water, thermos with hot drink, first aid kit, pocket knife, mobile phone

The snowshoe trail is continuously signposted. (SwitzerlandMobil route number 721)

From the greater Zurich area and Central Switzerland:
Take the A3 at Reichenburg towards Rapperswil and then over the Ricken Pass to Wattwil. Then up through Toggenburg to Alt St. Johann. From Eastern Switzerland:
From St. Gallen to Herisau and further over Wasserfluh to Lichtensteig. Or from St. Gallen to Wil, take the Toggenburg exit. Follow the main road to Alt St. Johann. From the southern German area:
Via Bregenz and St. Margrethen on the A13 to Haag and take the exit towards Toggenburg/Wildhaus. Or via Konstanz to Wil, then take the Toggenburg exit and follow the main road to Alt St. Johann.

By train to Nesslau Neu St. Johann station and then by bus to Alt St. Johann village.

From the Rhine Valley by train to Buchs SG station and then by bus to Alt St. Johann village.

Parking lots are available at the valley station of the Sellamatt cable car.

The operating hours of the mountain railways can be found here.

The status of the snowshoe trail is provided by the snow report.

Toggenburg Tourism

Hauptstrasse 104

9658 Wildhaus

+41 71 999 99 11

info@toggenburg.swiss

www.toggenburg.swiss

A break on one of the sun terraces with a view of the seven Churfirsten.