(This post published on December 8, 2023)
October 3, 2014 -- Short walk with friends from USA in one of Urs' favourite places: Lake Arnisee, near the village of Gurtnellen, where his father was born and grew up.
| This is the small cable-car which you can take from Intschi along the main road down in the Reuss Valley. The summit station is just a couple of minutes from Lake Arnisee. |
| Lake Arnisee |
| Here's our friend Carrie taking lots of photos of this beautiful landscape |
| This is the summer cabin and small shop for one of the mountain farmers here. They sell their homemade cheese and joghurts here. |
| We're heading on a small walk to a look-out point called Heissigegg. This is a look behind us back to the lake. |
| Here is a side valley called Leitschach Valley. You can do a really nice hike up into that valley. |
| Our photo bench at Heissigegg |
| Time for a snack! |
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| Cute cows here, they are a gray colour. |
| The cows at Heissigegg |
| Heading back to the lake again. |
| This is a look across the Reuss Valley into the Maderanertal Valley |
| Back at the lake, we are taking a little detour to a look-out point called the Chänzeli |
| At the Chänzeli look-out point we can see down to the power plant in Amsteg, and the road up into the beautiful Maderanertal. |
| Urs is telling about his relationship with the Maderander Valley. His maternal grandmother is from there. |
| A look into the Reuss Valley and Mount Bristen |
| And now we are heading back to the cable-car for the ride back down to Intschi where our friends' rental car is parked. |
| The Intschi-Arnisee cable-car starts right here on the Old Gotthard Road for easy access... |
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| The Intschi-Arnisee cable-way and our small walk from Lake Arnisee. |
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| Our small walk from Arnisee to Heissigegg and the look-out point. |
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