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<p>A small region with an incredibly varied landscape: Appenzellerland offers everything from gently rolling alpine meadows to high alpine rock formations. The Rother hiking guide "Appenzellerland" presents the 50 most beautiful routes - from easy to challenging - in this hiking Eldorado. This little piece of Switzerland, which stretches from Lake Constance and the Rhine Valley to the areas around St. Gallen, Appenzell, S&auml;ntis and Alpstein, can be explored on wonderful hikes.<br><br>There is something for every taste in Appenzellerland: Pleasure hikers can roam the bird paradise of G&uuml;bsensee or stroll across the exceptionally flower-filled Alp Sigel. Contemplative routes also lead to magnificent panoramic mountains such as the Hoher Hirschberg and the Kronberg. Furthermore, historical sites such as the Clanx castle ruins and the memorial chapel on Stoss, which commemorates the Appenzell fight for freedom, offer exciting insights into history. For more ambitious hikers, the Alpstein is a high alpine region: the bold Altmann or the S&auml;ntis, the king of the Alpstein, can be climbed on mountain routes, some of which last several days.<br><br>Many of the 50 hikes in Appenzellerland are also excellent for families with children. Most of the starting and finishing points can be reached by public transport. Clear, brief information, detailed hiking maps with marked routes, altitude profiles and reliable route descriptions make all tour suggestions easy and safe to follow. GPS tracks are also available to download from the Rother Bergverlag website. Tips on places to stop for refreshments, excursion destinations and places of interest make your hiking vacation in Appenzellerland perfect!</p>