Park & nature
Drei Schwestern
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The Drei Schwestern, or 'Three Sisters,' is a prominent mountain ridge that forms part of the border between Liechtenstein and Switzerland. Its three distinct peaks, Grosser, Mittlerer, and Kleiner Sister, rise dramatically above the Rhine Valley, offering a classic alpine experience. The ridge is accessible via a network of trails, with the most popular route starting from the Malbun area in Liechtenstein. Hikers can traverse the ridge, enjoying sweeping views of the valley, the Alps, and even Lake Constance on clear days. The terrain varies from grassy slopes to rocky sections, with some exposed ridges that require a head for heights. The Drei Schwestern are a beloved destination for local hikers and a symbol of Liechtenstein's mountain heritage. Wildlife such as chamois and golden eagles can often be spotted. The area is also a starting point for longer treks into the Rätikon range.
Don't miss
- Hike the ridge traverse connecting all three peaks
- Enjoy panoramic views from the summit of Grosser Sister (2,053 m)
- Spot chamois and eagles in their natural habitat
- Photograph the dramatic silhouette against the sky at sunrise or sunset
- Combine with a visit to the nearby Malbun ski resort
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