The wild barrenness and the mountain panorama make this hike a powerful nature experience.

From the Gemmi Pass high above Leukerbad, hike across the wide, barren Lämmerenboden. This is undoubtedly one of the landscape gems in the Pfyn-Finges Nature Park. We continue up to the Lämmerenhütte, where we stop for a short break. We then follow the white-blue-white marked alpine trail in the direction of Rote Totz Lücke, but soon leave it and turn towards a steep, screey slope. Via the so-called Leiterli, we reach the vicinity of the Steghorn glacier, the retreat of which has left clear traces. The last few meters to the summit are mostly along tracks on the broad rocky ridge - it is not necessary to climb the glacier.

With a bit of luck, we may spot ibex on the way, which we encounter with calm composure. The majestic bearded vulture is also at home here - we are in the middle of the Pfyn-Finges Nature Park, a retreat for rare high mountain fauna.

An impressive panorama awaits us at the summit of the Stäghore: from the Bernese Alps to the four-thousand-metre peaks of the Valais and far into the Central Plateau - a gift for all those who embark on this quiet, wild destination.

Meanders, mountain streams, mountain lakes, the glaciers in the midst of this wild barrenness and the mountain panorama make this hike a powerful experience of nature.


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