Naturthemensteig Fisser Gonde
Starting point: Möseralm top station
Character: The natural monument Fisser Gonde has been a protected station since 22 July 1978. It is located at an altitude of 1820-1950 meters above the Möseralm. Its size is 40,000 m2. The mountain slopes all around the Fisser Gonde belong to the Samnaun group and are mainly out of grisons shale and quartz phyllite.
Walking time: 1–1 ½ hours (round trip)
Description: The theme path starts immediately at the mountain restaurant Möseralm (F113). At the beginning we hike over mountain meadows and after traversing a small brook gully we enter the gateway to the high alpine pine forest below the Gonde (F114). Now we follow the historic mountain path which the farmers formerly used to ascend to their high pastures. From there, one trail branches off which leads directly to the Gonde and makes a panorama view of this phenomenon of nature possible (F115). At the highest point of the route, a serene resting spot with a hut (F116) invites you to take a break, right in the middle of these slightly overgrown mountain meadows. For your return, take the newly built trail.
Character: The natural monument Fisser Gonde has been a protected station since 22 July 1978. It is located at an altitude of 1820-1950 meters above the Möseralm. Its size is 40,000 m2. The mountain slopes all around the Fisser Gonde belong to the Samnaun group and are mainly out of grisons shale and quartz phyllite.
Walking time: 1–1 ½ hours (round trip)
Description: The theme path starts immediately at the mountain restaurant Möseralm (F113). At the beginning we hike over mountain meadows and after traversing a small brook gully we enter the gateway to the high alpine pine forest below the Gonde (F114). Now we follow the historic mountain path which the farmers formerly used to ascend to their high pastures. From there, one trail branches off which leads directly to the Gonde and makes a panorama view of this phenomenon of nature possible (F115). At the highest point of the route, a serene resting spot with a hut (F116) invites you to take a break, right in the middle of these slightly overgrown mountain meadows. For your return, take the newly built trail.
