Schänis NW climb
A short, power-hike climb above Schänis in St. Gallen. The hardest 500 metres average 23.0% and start 250 m in, in the middle of the climb, so pace the first part. Facing northwest, it stays cool and keeps its snow late into spring. Most runners need 7 to 12 minutes. Its 2.0 TEP puts it in the easier half of the catalogue. Graded demanding mountain hiking, meaning footing matters more than fitness in places. The nearest named summit, Chli Speer at 1,713 m, is 296 m away.
- TEP
- 2.0
- Climb
- +114 m
- Distance
- 0.7 km
- Average grade
- 17.3%
- Time
- 7 to 12 min
Climbs nearby
- Ebnat-Kappel N climb, 540 m at 40.7%, St. Gallen (0.4 km away)
- Ebnat-Kappel NE climb, 707 m at 24.3%, St. Gallen (0.5 km away)
- Ebnat-Kappel NE climb, 634 m at 25.1%, St. Gallen (0.6 km away)
- Amden SE climb, 611 m at 28.1%, St. Gallen (0.9 km away)
- Schänis N climb, 611 m at 28.0%, St. Gallen (0.9 km away)
- Schänis NE climb, 874 m at 19.8%, St. Gallen (0.9 km away)
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